Switching electric/gas providers (see first post for links)

Must see if I can find mine, I suspect It's been shredded though

the bwg deal was negotiated between the company and flo gas on tbe basis of a certain number of sign ups and even though they pushed it out to all the employees expecting it to hit the target in March they didn’t get the numbers so it was extended but the termination date didn’t change, the deal was intended to be reviewed depending on sign ups so they could negotiate again

If I hear anything from the bwg head office I will share it here

anyone else thinking to wait until march to switch for those at end of contract? i've got an ev so thinking to get energia day/night rate but i can wait

Yes they mention it in the email the letter was to to cover their regulatory compliance

Another thing to note VAT is going back to 13.5% April 1st out UK neighbours have a 5% VAT rate on Electricity 😳

The two 24hr plans you mention aren't available on an activated smart meter.

no thats not true ppl will move onto standard tariffs

The rate I have down is wrong sorry but it is available but the EI rate is 23.82 not 22.618 and it's with a €50 cashback.

I'm out of contract now so need to decide what to do or hold off a few weeks for the BWG deal maybe.

I checked with switcher and my best option is yuno but even the name scare me lol

It’s giving me a yearly bill of €790 and €350 cashback

They will likely take 3k from the bank first 🤣

I would think there is more likely to be an increase in the Standing Charge rather than rates. A fixed cost per household makes sense. However, I expect the government may step in and fund a lot of the repairs.

Its likely rates will increase this year due to the fear around gas supplies. That's just my opinion tho. The fixed EI rate seems a smart move for those nearing the end of their contracts imo.

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I likes the strawberry laces

Well guys this is all over my head and out the gap.
Got my letter from FloGas to say my contract is up in March like others have here.
Is the Home electric + saver 30 the best 24hr plan currently?

The thing is I am considering an EV this year ( August ) so should I take that into my choice?

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The thing is I am considering an EV this year ( August ) so should I take that into my choice?

Make your decision in August IF you buy an EV. The breakfee is typically €50.

I dont see the sense is selecting an unoptimal rate today, paying the higher costs for April-August (4-5 months) on the possibility you will buy an EV. You're likely to spend more than €50 more this route.

I would ensure that you have a smart meter installed and you've registered with the ESB so you've access to the data. You can then select the best plan possible if you buy an EV.

That would be my take.