DAY 6: How to reconnect your supply with a smart meter
How to reconnect your supply with a smart meter...
Now we're heading into some of the β colder months from time to time its easy to be caught off guard and run out of credit which means that your energy supply will be disconnected.
We know it can be worrying going off supply. So to help with this weβve created a little run down to get you back up and running:
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DAY 7: solutions - Eon Next Energy Efficiency scheme
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We are governed by our Licensing Conditions from Ofgem that Direct Debits must be set at estimated usage for the next 12 months based on previous usage in 12 equal payments plus any debt element. This is based on actual usage, if not available we will estimate and review where needed.
Price changes are looked at and if any changes are to be made customers are notified.
In terms of EAC, this is an estimate which is outlined in any quote given. This is why we see alot of DD increases and decreases within a few months of new customers joining where their AAC (Actual Annual Consumption) is missing.
In terms of where a customer needed more support, providing certain steps we're attained then we would support that customer. The same way if you had a lot of credit, we would look into why and act accordingly.
To reiterate, this is looked at on a case by case basis, however the initial step is 10% if you can evidence that the figures used on the system is wrong, then of course we amend things.
According to my research, EAC is only to be used where smart meters are not fitted and no readings have been supplied for a period of greater than 12 months.
Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano player. I DON'T work for or on behalf of EON.Next, but am willing to try and help if I can. Not on mains gas, mobile network or mains drainage. House heated almost entirely by baby dragons.
Current Eon Next customer, ex EDF, Zog and Symbio. Don't think dual fuel saves money and don't like smart meters. Chronologically Gifted. If I offend let me know by private message, but Iβll continue to express my opinions nonetheless.
Determining monthly DD levels. If smart metering is in place, or regular timely and accurate readings are provided for non smart meters, then EAC is not allowed to be used for setting (or 'suggesting') Direct Debit amounts, so I've been informed. EAC should not need to be shown on a statement either, where not relevant, i.e. In the case of Variable DD like myself or @Mailman
@retrotecchie I would like to think that every energy specialist who sets a Direct Debit is following this.
EAC is something that I personally have never had to use, only during a quotation but again I would stress this is estimated and I would like some data with a view to re-asses within a few months.
If not then we need to make sure this gets advised and feedback is given.
where is this guidance that using EAC is not allowed in the circumstances you describe. Iβve seen guidance that implies the same but isnβt so explicit?
PS Glad youβre connected again. Hope the repairs are swift and the claim goes well for you.
I've just taken my current prices and the EAC as displayed on my statement and calculated through to annual values. And Guess what? - they come to exactly the estimated costs for the year as shown in the upper right side of page 1 of my statement. It seems to me that the use of EAC is firmly embedded in Eon Next's systems.
Now if that EAC were only a little bit away from my AAC it wouldn't matter too much, But when the EAC is 10% higher than my AAC, then I'm afraid it begins to smell a bit fishy.
The New Winter Support Scheme is offering up to Β£60 million to more than 60,000 of our most financially vulnerable customers to provide extra support!
As we are in the colder months, we want to ensure our eligible vulnerable customers are receiving financial support and advice to place them in the best position!
This is why the Winter Support Scheme is here to assist by providing financial support for energy bills, debit balances and extra support for those who are struggling with their ongoing energy payments.
Want to find out more on what extra support may be available for eligible customers? take a look at our threadWinter Support Scheme 2024 β
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