OneGuyFromBarlick

It's that time of the month again when I have to read my 'smart' meters.... I have the bill for the last month, £71. I suspect this might be low tide!

I've just managed my first attempt at sending in the FIT meter reading for the solar panels, something Col has done over the years since they were installed. I'm wondering if I should continue with his spreadsheet detailing all the readings and payments? I'm also wondering if I should let them know when Colin dies, if I do will they consider it a new account and reduce the tariff? Tricky.

I’d have thought the house had the tariff, but I’m only thinking.

Gloria wrote: ↑19 Sep 2025, 09:49 I’d have thought the house had the tariff, but I’m only thinking.

It's the owner of the house and panels Gloria. I've been searching online and it looks as if I will inherit Cols share of the panels with the same tariff, which is good news.

Good, the less complications the better!

Wendyf wrote: ↑19 Sep 2025, 11:15

Gloria wrote: ↑19 Sep 2025, 09:49 I’d have thought the house had the tariff, but I’m only thinking.

It's the owner of the house and panels Gloria. I've been searching online and it looks as if I will inherit Cols share of the panels with the same tariff, which is good news.

Well done Wendy. When I fill in our regular submission to EDF the form asks me if I'm the owner of the panels so I guess if I were gone she would simply say yes but would contact them to explain so that the money could be paid correctly to the bank. Our payment comes into our joint account.

I am on the verge of getting my monthly request from Centrica to send in readings from my 'Smart meters'.
Is there any chance that they might solve this problem?

I was right, the request came this morning so meters read and posted.....

Combined gas and leccy cost for last month is up a tenner on August at £80.

Mine was £86.00

Be interesting to see what mine is on October 8th