There is not a chance she used that amount in 3 months.
If they did read it, the last crowd (as she moved) were estimating her bill all along and now she is hit with the balance. Sheād still do a deal with them based on future usage and park this amount til they averaged it out.
All providers only have to read the meters twice a year. (I think Electric Ireland might do with quarterly) They all advise that you ring in with your reading monthly. Which is nice of them!
Youāre more than likely right but the juice has been used one way or the other and as Judge Judy says āyouāve eaten the steak now you gotta payā
Sheāll come to some arrangement but sheāll keep her eye on the monthly consumption from here out.
Thereās always deals to be done, Iād say you know more than most on this forumā¦.
Canāt squeeze blood out of a stone.
Every single year. SSE were looking fair attractive there until last week. My reminder is set for November 1st
This fucking cuntā¦ā¦
Climate change causing HOT summers and apparent Stormier winters yet he fears for low winds?
ā Speaking during the Committee, Eirgrid CEO Mark Foley told TDs and Senators that the two things that could cause electricity shortages in Ireland this winter would be a lack of wind in Ireland, meaning that they will need to buy supplies from the UK to make up the shortfall.
āOur greatest risk will manifest at times of very low to zero wind, and low imports from Great Britain,ā Foley said ā
We are all being taken for mugs as these cunts reach further & further into our pockets.
Anyone in the know explain this?
You cant store electricity in the national grid. And itās slow to turn up/down/off power sources, so if theres too mich wind energy its just ādumpedā. A more efficient grid would mean we could keep all wind power i presume.
A source within the ESB told me recently that even if we put Solar/PV panels on every roof in the country & built more Wind Farms the current grid canāt handle the power.
Our Electricity grid network, our Water systems are all in need of repair that governments past & present ignore.
All the while Data Centres are being built whilst the drive to go full electric with Road cars gets more & more promotion.
Just a reminder on this trick if anyone is dealing with Energia retention department
They have taken away most of the BIK benefit from owning an electric car from next Jan so I donāt really know how hard they are pushing it
Another thing to check is the break fee for ending a contract early. It could be as little as ā¬50. Some of the deals offer a bigger discount year one then get more expensive year two. Thereās no reason why you canāt just break the contract and pay the fee if youāre going to save more by moving
Lets hope it isnāt the owner pushing the EV itself if the electric charger points are out of order.
Im with these airtricity bastardsā¦ Who should i be jumping to?
Electric Ireland seem to be competitive enough, mate.
That could change but upto now for us, theyāre ok.
Iberdola
Electric Ireland are the cheapest and in my experience the most reputable.
Well behind inflation but a fair offer occordong to Meehole
RTE news : Taoiseach says 6.5% public sector pay offer is fair
http://www.rte.ie/news/business/2022/0830/1319529-pay-talks/
God knows what thatās going to cost the taxpayer by the time you consider the impact on the pension liability.
The unions would be well advised to sign that ASAP.