I don't know but my edf deal runs until June and they say wait till then and
see what we offer.
I guess its all a bit in the wind. I just wonder really how they can be any
different as presumably they are all effectively passing on costs from the
people who generate it and it seems as an electric only person, they cannot
help me very much. I suppose it is different for gas as they can buy that
like oil, even if in effect its all the same gass.

I cannot help but think this extra layer of complexity over the top of the
generator is just a way to make a profic from admin.
Brian

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Just asking for comments rather than advice:

We are with EON for energy. The tariff I'm on has worked very well for
some years and I like EON: they're very clear, have a very good website,
etc. Also: they seem honest.

They have been pestering me for over a year to see if I wouldn't like to
change tariff with them, because "you could save money". (I
appreciate that the Government requires companies to offer changes in
tariff, and to make sure that customers are on "the best one for them",
so some of this pestering is not EON.)

The latest letter from EON to persuade me to change tariff states that
if I move to their 12-month Fixed Tariff, I could ["could"] save about
158 pounds in the coming year. Prices are going to increase anyway
from 26th April.

So I'm finally going to cave in, and move to their recommended tariff.

I just wonder what's in it for them -- anyone have any comment?

John