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The standing charge in Scotland alone is 49p/day right now, so with electricity to be 52p a unit from next month, your £30 a month is equivalent to 30kWh, or a unit a day.

That's an average energy consumption of 40W, which is equivalent to having an efficient fridge plugged in and a couple of energy saving light bulbs on.

I'm sorry to say that if you plan on using heating, a washing machine, or having any hot water, or any electrical devices, you aint going to be on £30/month. Even the lowest energy use households are going to be on at least £150/month once the new cap kicks in.
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CreatedFri 2nd Sep 2022 10:57am
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