[meldrewreborn]

OFGEM have changed so much this time around - including the spreadsheet which i used to access to get the price caps.

So its taken a little longer to tabulate than usually. But here they are (VAT inclusive per OFGEM)

However I can't post the image from the snip tool because the computer says no!

Sorry folks but mea culpa non.
@Connor_EONNext any idea why I can't post a snip any longer?

[meldrewreborn]

Now it works!! table is for payment by DD - fixed or variable.

[meldrewreborn]

here's the table for payment NOT by DD or prepayment

[meldrewreborn]

Here's the table for prepayment customers - now the cheapest way to pay - even less then DD.

[DebF_EONNext]

Thanks for posting this @meldrewreborn it's always to see it by region 👍

[retrotecchie]

@meldrewreborn

Obviously those are the MAXIMUM prices the suppliers can charge. It would be nice if they undercut them just a tad.

[meldrewreborn]

@retrotecchie

It would be nice and there are sign that can happen. 3% off via the secure tariff for example. But the suppliers claim they’re barely making much profit (opinions will differ on that one) and bad debts are increasing.

if customers could be assured that prepayment will remain a cheaper way to pay (smart prepayment via bank accounts) then some would take it up voluntarily.
there are few incentives currently for suppliers to offer attractive switching tariffs and thus competition is virtually non existent.
in a perverse way a high price cap does open the door to more intense undercutting. The price cap, and variable prices, used to be rates that were actively avoided when competition was in full swing, I hadn’t been on variable pricing for at least 10 years prior to the energy crisis when the smaller suppliers went belly up. Stability in the market has been restored now and baby steps are being taken to improve competition. We need though the market in electricity generation and pricing to be reformed too as there are complexities there that don’t exist in gas, and don’t facilitate customer benefits.

I can only list the maximum prices (and there are a huge number of those) it’s up to suppliers to under cut them and publish their new rates quickly- will they?