HI,

I was wondeirng if anyone knew how to find out who supplies electricity
to a property ?

I found out the gas supplier from M power but not sure about electric
and thought someone here might have come across this ?

On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:00:02 +0000, Peter smith
wrote:

HI,

I was wondeirng if anyone knew how to find out who supplies electricity
to a property ?

I found out the gas supplier from M power but not sure about electric
and thought someone here might have come across this ?

Ask who lives there.
Look in the HIP if it's for sale.
Wait and see what bills turn up.

Do M power know who have the electric bill?


MPAN Request (Meter Point Administration Number Request)

If you are trying to obtain your MPAN to enable you to transfer
electricity supplier(s) you can do this in number of ways:

* MPAN from existing energy bill : If you have an existing
electricity bill for your property you should be able to find your
MPAN. MPANs are often printed at the bottom of the first page of your
bill or on the reverse of the front page.

* MPAN from a DNO MPAS Service: You can obtain your MPAN from the
Distribution Network Operator (DNO) who is responsible for the
distribution network for your area.

If you telephone the Distribution company for your area they will be
able to provide you with the 13 digit MPAN core over the telephone. In
most cases this should be enough information to arrange the transfer
of your electricity supply, it is also worthwhile asking that they
send the information to you - that way you will also receive the full
MPAN.

The telephone numbers for each Distribution Company's MPAS service

North Scotland


SSE Power Distribution


0800 300 999

South Scotland


SP Power Systems


0845 272 7999

North East England


CE Electric (NEDL)


0800 668 877

North West


United Utilities


0800 195 4141

Yorkshire


CE Electric (YEDL)


0800 375 675

East Midlands


Central Networks


0800 056 8090

West Midlands


Central Networks


0800 328 1111

Eastern England


EDF Energy


0800 783 8838

South Wales


Western Power Distribution


0800 052 0400

Southern England


SSE Power Distribution


08457 70 80 90

London


EDF Energy


0800 028 0247

South East England


EDF Energy


0800 783 8866

South West England


Western Power Distribution


0800 365 900

North Wales, Merseyside and Cheshire


SP Manweb


0845 272 2424
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On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:00:02 +0000, Peter smith wrote:

I was wondeirng if anyone knew how to find out who supplies electricity
to a property ?

What do you mean by "supplies"? Do you mean the company that
physically supplies the electricity or the company that raises the
bill for the electricity consumed?

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Cheers
Dave.

mogga wrote:
On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:00:02 +0000, Peter smith
wrote:
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0800 365 900

North Wales, Merseyside and Cheshire


SP Manweb


0845 272 2424

super post thanks. The trail leads to npower!! that mickey mouse lot
always on watchdog. I shall be sticing it back with britishgas as never
had a single problem with them for years, not the cheapest obviously,
but you get what you pay for I believe.

Dave Liquorice wrote:
On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:00:02 +0000, Peter smith wrote:

I was wondeirng if anyone knew how to find out who supplies electricity
to a property ?

What do you mean by "supplies"? Do you mean the company that
physically supplies the electricity or the company that raises the
bill for the electricity consumed?


the latter

On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:39:12 +0000, Peter smith wrote:

The trail leads to npower!! that mickey mouse lot always on watchdog. I
shall be sticing it back with britishgas as never had a single problem
with them for years, not the cheapest obviously, but you get what you
pay for I believe.

I've not had any trouble with Scottish Power and they (for me) are
one of the cheapest suppliers (standing charge, online, paperless,
fixed monthly direct debit). Noticeably cheaper than BG.

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Cheers
Dave.

"Dave Liquorice" wrote in message
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On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:39:12 +0000, Peter smith wrote:

The trail leads to npower!! that mickey mouse lot always on watchdog. I
shall be sticing it back with britishgas as never had a single problem
with them for years, not the cheapest obviously, but you get what you
pay for I believe.

I've not had any trouble with Scottish Power and they (for me) are
one of the cheapest suppliers (standing charge, online, paperless,
fixed monthly direct debit). Noticeably cheaper than BG.

For me they are also the cheapest.

In terms of 'getting what you pay for' the key issue is the reliability of
the supply, and that is determined by the local 'PES'.

EDF were obliged to send me £50 because the supply had been so irregular.
There is minimal incentive for them to provide a more reliable supply.


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Michael Chare

On 25 Nov, 17:39, Peter smith
wrote:
super post thanks. The trail leads to npower!! that mickey mouse lot
always on watchdog. I shall be sticing it back with britishgas as never
had a single problem with them for years, not the cheapest obviously,
but you get what you pay for I believe.

British Gas are next-to-bottom (above Npower) in this survey:

http://www.which.co.uk/media/popup/t...on-155947.html

Richard.
http://www.rtrussell.co.uk/