Some geezer not official EoN has published a tabulation of prices at https://community.eonnext.com/thread...ll=1#post47906
That DRAFT price table is in my opinion completely unacceptable because the proposed standing charges are all much too high. Please could EoN publish a more considered price table in due course and before April 1st. That one shows variations from region to region in daily standing charge (example "Eastern" vs "Northern" daily standing charge April-June 2024, "single" electricity, 49.92p vs 71.2p). Just that variation from region to region is big compared to the 2% target-inflation-adjusted standing charge of five years ago.
To have those tripled standing charges is going to be worst for fuel-poverty households whose prepayment meter disconnects until payday or whose owners cut back on most energy use. I) Please could EoN define that standing charge billed to a disconnected prepayment meter must be nil until reconnected, so that leaving everything switched off until payday is not going to be clocking up bad debt on the prepayment meter.
II) Please could EoN publish a price table with lower standing charges than present, since the Ofgem cap price has gone down. That draft table shows standing charges going up which looks wrong when electricity costs are going down. That unit costs might not fall so much as that draft table suggests is uncomfortable, but daily standing charges do not need to rise.
That DRAFT price table is in my opinion completely unacceptable because the proposed standing charges are all much too high. Please could EoN publish a more considered price table in due course and before April 1st. That one shows variations from region to region in daily standing charge (example "Eastern" vs "Northern" daily standing charge April-June 2024, "single" electricity, 49.92p vs 71.2p). Just that variation from region to region is big compared to the 2% target-inflation-adjusted standing charge of five years ago.
To have those tripled standing charges is going to be worst for fuel-poverty households whose prepayment meter disconnects until payday or whose owners cut back on most energy use. I) Please could EoN define that standing charge billed to a disconnected prepayment meter must be nil until reconnected, so that leaving everything switched off until payday is not going to be clocking up bad debt on the prepayment meter.
II) Please could EoN publish a price table with lower standing charges than present, since the Ofgem cap price has gone down. That draft table shows standing charges going up which looks wrong when electricity costs are going down. That unit costs might not fall so much as that draft table suggests is uncomfortable, but daily standing charges do not need to rise.
