How Are The Energy Companies Getting Away With This?

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Wandering Turnip

Wandering Turnip

Күн бұрын

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A ramble and a rant today!
A walk through the hills and woods talking about my recent energy bills. I knew they were charging me a fortune, but only saw properly how much when I went away for a week and left everything switched off at the house. Even with pretty much everything turned off in the house apart from the bare necessities I am being charged over £135 a month...for nothing. How is that not illegal?
My house is still aways cold which is the depressing thing.
How have you been affected by the energy crisis? It has been way worse than I thought but would be really interested to hear from others.
Also, are you on a smart meter? How do you find it?
#energy #energycrisis #gas #electric #bills #money #winter #eatorheat

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@tommy6006
@tommy6006 Жыл бұрын
My blood was boiling when I read about 87 year old Barbara Bolton from Bury . She couldn't afford to heat her home and was admitted to hospital with hypothermia and pneumonia and died after a few days in hospital. With energy companies making their highest profits recorded . Disgusting. This government need to be held responsible too
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Awful. And I bet there are so many cases like that being swept under the rug
@johnlishman4946
@johnlishman4946 Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip 🏆🏆🏆🏆
@tedwoods9594
@tedwoods9594 Жыл бұрын
Ya but we don't do nothing as usual it's are own fault
@coffee6783
@coffee6783 Жыл бұрын
It was the same in Scotland under Thatcher, elderly people were dropping like flies during winter.
@Writeous0ne
@Writeous0ne Жыл бұрын
Obviously it's sad but the situation is a lot more complex than greed. Energy costs so much because the market was unstable due to world wide geopolitical issues. We shouldn't be taking our anger out on businesses we should be directing it at the decisions of governments and world leaders. (also the solution to our energy costs is to become self sufficient in energy needs but it would require nuclear power stations and to cut out gas signifficantly as a way to heat our homes - these would be extremely difficult though being that we spent 60 years building britain gas central heating)
@iceniwargames6347
@iceniwargames6347 11 ай бұрын
British gas have always been A holes. My house doesn't have gas. 10 years after I brought it they decided to start sending me a bill for a standing charge. I called them to query why they were suddenly trying to bill me for something I didn't have. They claimed they were the registered provider for the house so were applying a charge for the upkeep of the pipework / meter to the house. I told them I was never going to pay them as I have No gas supply to the house. They sent an engineer to discount the meter to our house, who was surprised to find we didn't have one. Never did give them a penny.
@karbinunit
@karbinunit Жыл бұрын
They don't need to charge standing charges, it's just pure greed
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Init. Shocking stuff
@1blackballed
@1blackballed Жыл бұрын
The standing charges are to pay for all the energy companies that went bust! So us plebs pay the price for private companies goes out of business!
@higreentj
@higreentj Жыл бұрын
California is introducing a standing charge because they are selling a lot less electricity owing to so many people installing rooftop solar.
@leedonlan5408
@leedonlan5408 Жыл бұрын
I looked into this and by law the energy companies cannot make a profit from standing charges, its there to pay for the upkeep of the infrastructure apparently. Strange though how, come summertime when people are using less units, they put up the standing charge hmmm
@Broadwould
@Broadwould 11 ай бұрын
Some of the electricity standing charge funds the Warm Home Discount. If you Google and dig deep enough you will find that this is true. The details are hidden on the Ofgem website and other obscure places.
@helensavvides6582
@helensavvides6582 Жыл бұрын
My Dad would have called this 'Legalised Robbery'. Especially with the cost of energy having come down for the energy companies. He applied this phrase to other things as well.........Parking Fines, Standing Charges, Credit Card interest rates etc........and he was right !
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
That is exactly what it is. Your Dad sounds like one of the good guys 👍👍
@helensavvides6582
@helensavvides6582 Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip He was. He challenged almost everything. In the nicest way but with logic. Always quietly proud of the way his mind worked. He would have liked you. Independent thinker.
@155gerard
@155gerard 7 ай бұрын
I just discovered David's Wandering Turnip you tubes a week or so ago and have enjoyed all dozen or so of them I have watched so far, in particular this energy rip off one and the other one -where have all the banks gone and where has all the cash gone. Very impressive young man. This is the kind of young person we need as leaders. I live here in California in The US (Irish, Scots Irish, English great grandparents came to America early 20th century) and here we could use leaders like this young man. I am sure the same holds true in The UK and Ireland and elsewhere. David is youthful, bright, articulate, handsome and energetic with a non corporate attitude. The kind of leader that is needed in our countries, not the tired old duds like we have to choose from in The US, Biden or Trump, both inept imo and not for the working man. I'm a senior, retired teacher, so it is refreshing to see someone with that attitude of young people I remember from the 70s, unlike so many young people who seem to chase money and embrace corporate capitalism. Anyway, better get off my soap box.
@ireneprobert2254
@ireneprobert2254 6 ай бұрын
They're closing banks intentionally as they don't want us using cash. Digital wallet
@155gerard
@155gerard 6 ай бұрын
@@ireneprobert2254 I agree and the reason being for Control. All the more reason to tell ten people you know to tell ten people each to then tell ten people each exponentially etc.... to continue using CASH, cash is king. Don't make it easy for the corporates to control.
@lablackzed
@lablackzed Жыл бұрын
Biggest joke is why the hell do you have to pay VAT time people demanded that VAT be abolished .😠
@jujuUK68
@jujuUK68 Жыл бұрын
It was one of the brexit lies told to you by the tories. That VAT was a "euro" thing and leaving would allow a Govt to reduce to omit it. But they lied about everything else, so coulour me surprised.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Init 😞
@sofiadf4688
@sofiadf4688 Жыл бұрын
I agree. Im paying VAT of £15 i think per month
@CLGlitter76
@CLGlitter76 Жыл бұрын
Couldn't agree more. It's disgusting how much its costing. I'm struggling to put gas on. I'm a single mum with 2 boys. I'm on pre payment smart meters. I boil the kettle to do dishes. We use cold water to wash hands and I don't have the heating on and it's still costing a fortune
@FloofyFlora
@FloofyFlora 6 ай бұрын
Same , haven't had my heating on for 2 years, blankets, hot water bottles are the norm. Sick of the damp😢
@camelotenglishtuition6394
@camelotenglishtuition6394 Жыл бұрын
I left the UK nearly 8 years ago and couldn't be happier. I came back last year to visit and couldn't believe the state of the place ..
@ragger1225
@ragger1225 Жыл бұрын
It’s called a shit tip mate
@andydixon2980
@andydixon2980 11 ай бұрын
So are you going to tell us where Utopia is?
@camelotenglishtuition6394
@camelotenglishtuition6394 11 ай бұрын
@@Lucky-pd9gd first to Spain.. now south east Asia
@user-mc4fs6jc7w
@user-mc4fs6jc7w 10 ай бұрын
I also left over 6 years ago. I will never go back. Btw my energy bill for the last 6 months came to approximately 35 pounds a month.
@real_wakawaka
@real_wakawaka 6 ай бұрын
​@user-mc4fs6jc7w wow must be in Asia for the price 😢 uk is sooo bad
@MrHoodedtop
@MrHoodedtop Жыл бұрын
The problem here is that we have allowed energy providers to normalize a standing charge but what has also happened is that they have used prepayment to nickel and dime customers for even the most basic usage. it's become dangerous, it needs to be sorted out so ppl never pay more than £200 a year, per energy type. as that's what it's really worth.
@iancollis966
@iancollis966 Жыл бұрын
We moved 6 months ago to Charlestown from the other side of town. Our electric price was unbelievable. 6 months of fighting and we proved our “smart” meter doubled every unit we used! How many others could this happen to? We spent a lot of money to sort this and they never admitted responsibility
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
That’s really interesting to hear thanks for this. I’m going to look into it because it’s clear something is going on. Cheers pal 👍
@iancollis966
@iancollis966 Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip we got a new meter eventually but we had to threaten ombudsman and got proof as we were lucky enough to have solar panels fitted ( they came with an app showing how much we ACTUALLY used from the grid compared to how much they charged us( double) The people that sold us the house must’ve been paying double for years ☹️
@millywood6801
@millywood6801 Жыл бұрын
I'm with Edf I keep getting phone calls and emails saying I should book to have a smart meter fitted, no way I am NOT having one. I know the tumble dryer costs but I have asthma and I can't have wet washing hanging around the house. I just love the advertisement on TV telling us to switch off lights in rooms that are not used. That advise must have saved people loads of money. It makes my blood boil.
@mrstephenpariah
@mrstephenpariah Жыл бұрын
That's why they're desperate to install smart meters everywhere.
@studiotech6194
@studiotech6194 Жыл бұрын
@@mrstephenpariah Really happy I did not take the smart meter they are offering me before.
@joblotcomics7076
@joblotcomics7076 Жыл бұрын
I am all electric Dave, In Scotland, with pre payment, it is a nightmare. Feel free to rant about anything, it is your channel ! Keep it up dude
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
I think I might make ‘ramble and rant’ a regular feature…
@cliffordevans3144
@cliffordevans3144 Жыл бұрын
I’m watching this video, sitting at home with a blanket around my legs and layers of jumpers on. You are right to highlight these extortionate charges. Money for nothing. Now that Government subsidies have come to an end, it will be even more difficult for pensioners to find the money just to keep alive. God sees and knows who the greedy people are and will bring them into judgement. The people responsible will not get away with their profiteering .
@tabbiesRred
@tabbiesRred Жыл бұрын
I'm so sorry for your trouble, it's galling to know how much they're charging you, when you hardly use your heat energy. This is truly evil, what is going on. Please hang in there, and keep posting.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to write this I appreciate it 😀
@kevlangen
@kevlangen Жыл бұрын
The only gas powered appliance in my apartment was my stove and they were charging over $17 a month even though I rarely turned it on. I bought an electric hotplate for $10 and had them disconnect my gas.
@jimbothebull3563
@jimbothebull3563 Жыл бұрын
Get rid if the smart meter
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah that’s the plan
@PoorPaddy
@PoorPaddy Жыл бұрын
Good luck with that. Once installed not 1 company will remove it.. been trying for 3 years now...
@goluckysand1145
@goluckysand1145 Жыл бұрын
Same I even put my suppliers on notice
@beerbuildings
@beerbuildings Жыл бұрын
The standing charge is the biggest rip-off going. You can cut back all you like to save on your usage but they have you over a barrel with the standing charge. I heard on the radio the other day that wholesale prices are down 70% yet they are still talking about price increases in April when the current price cap ends. Absolute madness.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah total madness
@independentpuppy7520
@independentpuppy7520 Жыл бұрын
Yes indeed. Have to keep a check on them every month to make sure they're not overcharging. They overcharged me several times. Estimating bills when I sent in meter readings. When you try to contact them on the phone it's the usual long wait to actually speak to a human being. Try and chat on their websites and you just get a robot.
@NLKINK
@NLKINK Жыл бұрын
When I bought the house in 1992 in which we're still living, the first thing I did was put insulation around all of the radiator pipes. A relatively small investment of 75,- Dutch guilders that turned out very profitable because the energy company had to pay me back more than 750,- Dutch guilders. In 1993 we installed double glazing everywhere. This was followed by insulation of the roof and under the floor. We checked the walls for insulation, they were fine. In 2010 we had 18 solar panels installed. Today I am paying € 100,- per month, only € 10,- more than what I payed the last three years. We produce more electricity than we need and we are well under 800 M3 gas per year. The 100,- per month are largely several kinds of tax and they make you pay VAT over all of the tax. In The Netherlands we also pay a percentage that is meant for maintenance of the energy infrastructure (your 'Standing charge' I presume?). And Dutch citizens pay a special tax that is payed to companies as a subsidy to encourage them to invest in sustainability. The people who pay this tax have NO acces to the subsidies they pay tax for. Still, having invested in the sustainability of my house prevented us from paying up to € 300,- to € 400,- per month.....
@thunderwarrior1759
@thunderwarrior1759 6 ай бұрын
Speaking of train tickets to London. I took my wife last week and the cheapest return tickets were £286 not including the tube. So we drove down to Luton and back at a cost of £12,parked all day £9 and two return tickets with use of the tube all day in all areas £52. Bit of a difference compared to £286
@philbrooke-little7082
@philbrooke-little7082 Жыл бұрын
Don’t turn on the heating for an hour a day as it will be running flat out during that hour, it will warm the house up to well over outside temperature which will maximise heat loss. You would be better off on a thermostat keeping it just above freezing or at a low temperature which keeps temperature gradient to a minimum which also reduces heat loss. My electricity bill last year was zero as I’m off grid with solar panels but I have to economise in winter. Gas was £45 basically a gas bottle a year mainly for cooking in winter. Heating is foraged wood.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Ah cheers for that! That sounds like the way to do it, fair play 👍👍
@nickbrown6457
@nickbrown6457 Жыл бұрын
I agree. When I'm away, I put the heating to permanently on, but reduce the temperature on the thermostat to 7 or 8 degrees or something like that. This is definitely a proven method to lower costs, but stop anything freezing, when you're away.
@NoelHarrisonfan
@NoelHarrisonfan Жыл бұрын
When you have your smart meter fitted, you have to ring them up afterwards to tell them you actually want to be charged for what you’re using, otherwise they still leave you on an estimate, despite you having the meter. That caught me out when I didn’t see any change in my bill for a couple of months.
@andydixon2980
@andydixon2980 11 ай бұрын
Exactly. Just had a smart metre fitted recently, and they are charging me an estimate which is way above what I'm using. I hope they will reimburse me when I get in touch.
@angelenaboden
@angelenaboden Жыл бұрын
Just stumbled across your channel. Love the fact that you don't swear. Goes to show you can express annoyance etc without bad language. Subscribed. Ps I love chimneys and learned to dry stone wall in the 70s.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Hey thanks for watching! I appreciate it and also glad you are a fan of chimneys and walls 😀😀
@Wtf0069
@Wtf0069 10 ай бұрын
Our electricity tariff has just doubled and there is just the two of us aged in our 60's in a small house!
@heidgandreiter8438
@heidgandreiter8438 Жыл бұрын
Support from The Völve, Asatru shaman of Denmark and the lands of the North. I don't have gas but electric heating in my rural flat, here out by the coast. My electric bill was 6000 Danish kroner for three months (712 pounds), twice, this winter. Now it's down to 1750 (205) for three months. It has to do with Putin's war in Ukraine - but also greedy energy companies, charging extra for the 'transport of energy'. The press needs to focus on this issue. Cheers from The Völve
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Hey cheers for this. Really interesting to here from other country’s so nice one 👍 and thanks for watching
@shaydore1561
@shaydore1561 Жыл бұрын
Keep it up brother, love the topics you choose to discuss. Fighting the good fight
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Thank you I appreciate it 👍👍
@michelleseal8732
@michelleseal8732 7 ай бұрын
January I had a bill for £399 just for electric E - ON and I had to have the coal fire on, I now hardly use the cooker now, turn off all the heaters, I use my slow cooker and go to bed early to keep warm. It's 14th October my house is starting to feel cold, but I am going to hold off for as long as I can so I don't have to put the heating on. It will be living in a one-room situation in the end. Dreading the full effects of winter it is just miserable and I feel sorry for the elderly, I really do, The government has done sod all about it. Legal racketeering. Disgusting.
@23toxic23
@23toxic23 Жыл бұрын
The worst thing is wholesale gas prices have dropped lower than than they were before the big price hike in October. Yet the suppliers will not pass this onto any of the consumers. So they are blatantly keeping prices high to make extusionate profits from us all. And as for smart meters. I refuse to have one. They keep emailing me. Sending me letters phoning me and sending texts to book an installation. But they get told no or ignored. I see these as another form of tracing like you covered in your cashless vlog. Knowing when I'm in. What I'm using and when. It's too intrusive. They can also remotely disconnect your supply with the smart meter. This can affect non or late payments. So again as on a cashless society problems you raised The big corporations have taken control and Joe public is held to ransom. So be smart yourself. Cancel energy direct debits Refuse a smart meter as they are not mandatory. Do your own meter readings and only pay for what you use. And hold on to what little control you have left. Love this channel Great vlog. .
@muggwump9
@muggwump9 11 ай бұрын
Found your channel last week and watched everything. You make fantastic content. Moved from England to Australia and we are getting the same sort of thing with our power. People having to fork out so much money for power even before they have used any of it. Its criminal.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip 11 ай бұрын
Hey thanks for watching! I love it when my vids end up being watching in Australia. Very cool 👍👍👍
@jminsh463
@jminsh463 Жыл бұрын
We were paying 60-70 a month and were fixed. But, we moved house and had to end our fixed deal. Then we were at 300 or so a month over winter and that is with a brand new boiler and brand new windows and just 2 of us. There isnt much we could have cut back on without giving our pets hypothermia
@SlurpyDave254
@SlurpyDave254 Жыл бұрын
I live on the isle of man. I'm not loaded, I'm a Postie. Electric board just announced 60% increase next month. So there's a thing going round to cancel your direct debit. If we all do it they're knackered. Nice one David👊👊
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah need to get that going over here I reckon before next winter if they keep it up like they are at moment. Thank god summer is nearly here
@Andrew-ys9vb
@Andrew-ys9vb 10 ай бұрын
My friend has been going through this as a single mother.. Its so,so awful. The country is eroding faster and faster.
@beltingtokra
@beltingtokra Жыл бұрын
I'm lucky, fixed in december 2021 when everyone was saying not to, fixed til jan 2024. I also don't have a smart meter and won't be getting one anytime soon. I send readings every month and have my own spreadsheet with my usage and costs calculated. I don't trust the energy companies to not have my own records.
@urbanAngler_Bigfoot
@urbanAngler_Bigfoot Жыл бұрын
I reckon Ted had the heating blasting away and having parties while you were away! 😂
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Haha 😂😂😂
@BD90..
@BD90.. Жыл бұрын
Makes you wonder, if they secretly charge a base rate hoping nobody will notice because you are expected to be using energy anyway.
@stevemichael9576
@stevemichael9576 Жыл бұрын
I have had my supplier chasing me for years to try and convince me to have a smart meter installed. I'm so glad now I never got round to it. Ironically I had it booked at one point, but they never showed up (long story). This was about 4 years ago. I made it a point to never give them the time of day since. Looks like these meters are very smart indeed. Smart enough to inflate your usage and assist with legal robbery. I have a couple of other properties again with no smart meters. I think I'll stay away from them for as long as I can legally.
@Adrian-foto
@Adrian-foto 6 ай бұрын
Greetings from Slovakia. Man, at these rates it makes sense to have solar panels to support consumption even at Your location with lower yearly yield compared to lower latitudes. I am so shocked about the status of Your beautiful country from the first person perspective You share with us. Cross my fingers that things get better!
@cassyburton6813
@cassyburton6813 Жыл бұрын
I have to put £10 gas on daily and I'm sure it's running out more quickly like they are putting the cost up weekly, absolutely annoyed, I can't save up any money for anything like household items, clothes etc!
@stevekenilworth
@stevekenilworth Жыл бұрын
£70 A week, diesel gen should use less than that inc rent for one. all sorts gadgets out like a diesel turbine heater whats prob not the safest but installed right use very little fuel can easy heat a few rooms. about time we took things in our own hands, make what ever heat and electric whats cheap off grid, im up for re installing wood burners/ coal fires so at least if you run out of money your not going to die due to cold as small walk you get enough small fire, illegal or not i will not go cold
@zebrachess
@zebrachess Жыл бұрын
Nice one mate, people do need to talk about this as together we can fight the sods; conniving thieving ... well, you know where the rest of my sentence was going! x
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
I could finish that sentence in many appropriate ways 😂
@millywood6801
@millywood6801 Жыл бұрын
I feel your pain lad The energy companies are ripping us all off big time. I am with EDF early April I re fixed for another two years. 2022 my direct debit was 126.00 per month, they have now put it up to 285.00 per month. I phoned them, that was a waste of time. My husband and I are both on the OLD state pension, husband has bad arthritis so we have to have the heating on. We are lucky that we do have some savings which we are having to dip into. Love Ted and your videos, try to stay positive lad.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Hey thanks for this Milly. Sorry to hear you are in the same boat as me, the same cold 😂 I was saying good job summer is on the way then I looked outside and there’s snow everywhere… Thanks for watching I appreciate it 👍👍
@sofiadf4688
@sofiadf4688 Жыл бұрын
£285 sounds ridiculously high unless you are on a fix. You need to find out your current tarrif rates. Just beware that if you are paying a set amount each month they may be overcharging you until you ask for a refund on your credit. I pay whole monthly which means i pay for the exact amount of electric i use each month so my monthly payments could be £88 in february then £92 in march. If you choose to pay budget monthly DD with EDF they do not charge based on how much electric you actually use, they charge based on a giess and often overcharge.
@petercross6960
@petercross6960 Жыл бұрын
I despise what energy companies are doing in the UK recently with overcharging vastly more than other EU countries. After listening to my old mum's advice I decided to have a 1 month experiment and live like she does - no gas supply, just an electric heater set to 0.5kw and live mainly in one room, same as when I was a kid and she was a kid and her dad was a kid. Before the experiment, in December my energy bill was approx £180 for the month. Wearing a wooly hat and a jumper indoors, like many generations before us, brought a January bill of £35 plus £17 standing charge. It's not hardship, this is the UK, not Iceland. Fossil fuels are gold plated income and the value and the end user cost will increase exponentially in the decades to come. Even though there are many energy alternatives they don't make such an easy profit as simply digging energy out of the ground. I despair for future generations. Anyway - now spring is here please switch off your heating, wear a hat and a jumper if you are cold.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah I think next winter I I will have to take a completely different approach. And your right, summer coming. Big jumpers until then. Let’s hope it’s a hot one
@RachelLondon
@RachelLondon Жыл бұрын
The UK is like iceland to me
@History-Untapped
@History-Untapped Жыл бұрын
Many EU countries have state owned energy suppliers, and the energy is heavily subsidised. Also, countries such as Germany and Poland are using lots and lots of coal. We have so much of it, but won't due to Net Zero. I agree energy should be nationalised, but that won't resolve the problem. If you want to replace cheap gas and oil with expensive and unreliable solar and wind, this is where we are. Ironic that a guy said there is no wind, yup, so energy is expensive as a result. EU and UK now buy expensive liquid gas from overseas as there isn't enough gas, due to sanctions on Russia. In addition, these cheap energy brokers which went under, need to be paid for, our ageing infrastructure isn't capable of sending 5kw of energy to each house (required for EV and heat pumps) or transport hydrogen, so both electricity and gas infrastructure need to be upgraded, and paid for. All these solar and wind farms are very expensive to build, maintain and offset, so that needs to be paid for too. So, basically, if you nationalised energy, your monthly costs may drop by 20%, but that is all. Best to educate yourself about all the agendas and other points, as there is a lot more to this than meets the eye.
@ronlapworth5805
@ronlapworth5805 Жыл бұрын
@@History-Untapped In the UK there are state-owned energy companies, but they are owned by state-owned companies of other countries. Lots of essential UK resources arr now foreign owned, energy, water etc. Thatcher has a lot to answer for.
@kualabear
@kualabear Жыл бұрын
The main reason you are suffering is the net zero policy. Any alternatives as yet aren’t efficient or secure enough. The policy is really just another tool along with the massive expense of uncontrolled migration , and funding foreign war, that is being used to dismantle the current system .
@Heathers_creates
@Heathers_creates Жыл бұрын
Excellent chat about it all. Met a friend yesterday who has a flat and economy 10 night heating. I had heard of economy 7 but not 10 Too many different prices. The French protest with big bonfires in city centres, we should try that approach too
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah had quite a few people from France commenting and what they are saying is very interesting. They have had a tiny tiny increase in energy bills, and they made sure it wouldn’t go any higher
@michaelatkinson7577
@michaelatkinson7577 Жыл бұрын
Do absolutely rant on about the charging for energy being made by the producers, but also recognise that it usually isn't your supplier/provider who is actually making much from this situation. They are capped as to how much profit they can make from their supplier operations. Those making the massive profits are the energy producers who are extracting gas and selling it to your supplier, who then have to sell it on to consumers and not make a loss on it (and go out of business, like many have). The other big problem is that the price of energy it fixed at the cost of the most expensive part of the supply going in to create our electricity supply, this is currently the same Gas (remember the "dash for gas") and that is very costly - but that system is a whole different complexity needing sorting.
@Anthony-yj4pf
@Anthony-yj4pf 11 ай бұрын
My grandma was paying £150ish last year and then this year in about january EDF sent the bill through of £690 so i looked back through it and was trying to work out where the £690 was spent, she was in her 90s and was slim so she does have the heating on. but as a chap who worked and studied for provision of energy and green energy NVQs i did some maths and worked out that what they were charging was outrageous and if it wasn't for me spotting the bill and having a look they would have continued. this was the second month they had charged that. Thankfully my grandad was a smart man and had set her up with a reasonable private pension that he had paid out of his own pocket before he passed away so she could just about afford to cover that for only the time period before i did the maths and changed her to a new provider using the accurate figures of what she had used the year before with EDF and a slight increase based on what they had quoted for the year ahead. Up until she passed away at the end of april this year she paid no more than £230 a month for both gas and electricity (and the heating was set higher than your average user) When i was trying to leave EDF they were saying stuff like "leaving now isn't the best thing to do with the uncertainty" but my question was what was it not best for because they gave no clear indication as to what the down side was for her, so my assumption is that it was only bad for their profits. I feel like those things that we use as an essential means of living such as heating, electricity and water should be either better regulated or nationalised and therfore profit the greater good and not those large pockets of the Big Wig energy CEOs and stakeholders. I appreciate your rant and 100% sympathise with what you're saying and you're right, those of us that have the money shouldn't be penalised but also those who can't afford it should also not be punihed because some of them are unable to work or stuck in a job that doesn't render them the funds to then live with even the heating on for an hour a day because they are living scared of large bills followed by late fees and maybe even baliffs and court charges when they fall into that sinking pit where once they could just about budget to keep themselves and thei familes warm and are now left with bills they can't pay all huddled up under blankets trying their best to stay alive, hoping that the time passes quick enough and they survive the night where they can send their children off to school to be warm and go to a friends house or work to take away their own chills. The world we live in is absolutely twisted at the minute and its crippling all but the ones causing these same proiblems.
@andrewdaley5480
@andrewdaley5480 10 ай бұрын
Never ever pay direct debit they will take way to much out. 🇬🇧
@carlstaurt5773
@carlstaurt5773 Жыл бұрын
Funny when people get smart metres, there bills always go up !!! Lol 😆 🤣
@rabscots910
@rabscots910 10 ай бұрын
Whatever you do. Do NOT let them install a "smart" meter in your home.
@MAYHAM-ze8bo
@MAYHAM-ze8bo 8 ай бұрын
5G?
@jmills1549
@jmills1549 Жыл бұрын
We feel your pain mate, we are screwed.... Standing charge alone fkn rip off..... The greedy bass could drop price and rake in less profits to help us out ... But no.... Screw them at coldest time of the year...... So fkn angry
@iandalby4273
@iandalby4273 Жыл бұрын
Godd for you mate,it always seems to me that us Brits always pay the most than our European cousins.You need to be applauded for this
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Cheers for this 😃
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
And for watching 👍👍
@kevinbuchan8954
@kevinbuchan8954 Жыл бұрын
Natural gas prices are at a 20 year low, they did spike last year but right now it is at a 20 year low. The standing charges are the killer, it is money for nothing and it is high time people and there is 10s of millions of us Vs a dozen major players in the utility supply sector, stand up against these greedy corporations. That is the only way to solve this problem.
@Andrew-M.Morris
@Andrew-M.Morris 10 ай бұрын
The national grid are the suppliers of gas and electricity to most homes within the UK. The so called suppliers charge you for use of the meter or the serial number of a meter. Fit your own meters, become the "supplier"and charge youreself the rate you deem acceptable. Come on people its time to wake up.
@simonbeasley989
@simonbeasley989 Жыл бұрын
I have fitted smart thermostats on my boiler and some radiators to ensure my heating is on only where and when I need it. They are set to pay for themselves in 2 years, but even if I only broke even within their lifespan I'd be happy as I'd rather give money to their manufacturer than to energy companies.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah that’s a great idea I’m going to look into getting them nice one 👍👍
@TheMrlandman
@TheMrlandman 2 ай бұрын
Wo, straight from the heart. Same here, Austria.
@Anna-oo3yf
@Anna-oo3yf Жыл бұрын
Also, my water bill is ridiculous too.... me not mypartner admittedly shower as much, what with working from home more, yet bill has doubled. .. I even got paranoid someone had somehow got into my water supply cos it just doesn't make sense!! 😂😦😤
@Martin-88
@Martin-88 Жыл бұрын
Do you not have the option to pay a set amount regardless of how much you use? I'm with Yorkshire Water and pay £38 per month regardless of what I use.
@mhbh1979
@mhbh1979 Жыл бұрын
Water is a funny one. At least here in the Severn Trent area we pay in advance. Makes no sense whatsoever. They were fined a few years ago for losing over 50% of the water they treat and pump to leaks.
@Anna-oo3yf
@Anna-oo3yf Жыл бұрын
Yeah, i am paying what i can afford, or feel is right (!!) But for around 2years, they've been sending me letters saying 'we're here to help...' I increased it up to a certain point but the bill was increasing, despite us using less than half the amount??? Now i ignore them.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah my water has just gone up as well 😫
@asilver2889
@asilver2889 Жыл бұрын
​@@Martin-88 That sounds like a non-metered supply (old style). New installs do not have any option but meter nowadays, and low use households may have opted for a meter anyway. My YW bill is £5 a month for just me. Once on a meter, can't revert back.
@CARLIN4737
@CARLIN4737 10 ай бұрын
Now that ladies and gents is what you call a rant, Wandering turnip style.
@peanutboxes4076
@peanutboxes4076 11 ай бұрын
it's also effecting those of us who live on boats! The marina I was moored in last winter had electric meters for each berth, and you had to top up your electric card with credit to keep the meter running. No joke, i was spending £10 a day, A DAY, throughout October to January when I decided to leave the marina. That was just for keeping my batteries topped up, keeping my fridge freezer on, and using a blow heater for only a couple hours a day, and charging my laptop, as I had solar panels for my 12v lights and USB sockets, and a wood burner for my main source of heating. I don't understand how I was going through £10 a day for such basics. Adding about £300 p/m on top of an already expensive mooring fee. Still, it's slightly cheaper than renting a double room in London. The marina I'm in now is costing me less than £10 a week for the same electric usage. Tbf it is summer now, but my usage hasn't changed much as I'm still using my blow heater occasionally (it's not cold enough to warrant making a fire but still having nights where some heating is required).
@christislord2832
@christislord2832 Ай бұрын
I saw a dead dear at the side of the road on Tuesday 23rd, on the road up from Heptenstall on the way you’d go to Widdop, but go past it and further up the road, someone had put it in a kind of ditch by a tree on the left, I thought it was a kangaroo at first, mum thought it was a tree branch, it’s the biggest animal I’ve seen dead 💔
@aliharve
@aliharve Жыл бұрын
I’m living in Sweden and am on a fixed rate at the moment, but my son had his heating on and for December his bill was nearly £1000 and he doesn’t earn much. He’s had to turn everything off 🫣 - total nightmare. Sweden is apparently the worst for energy costs in Europe even though we don5 use gas and have loads of wind and hydroelectric power. Doesn’t make any sense, does it! Love seeing your videos - I love it all round Hebden. Used to walk my little dog round there loads before I emigrated and I miss it!
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
That’s horrible to hear about your sons bill, but I bet that isn’t uncommon at all. Most of the country is probably say in the cold, can’t afford to go out, can’t afford to stay in😞 yeah that’s odd about the amount of hydroelectric power you have and yet high bill. Very interesting. Thanks for watching I appreciate it 👍👍
@aliharve
@aliharve Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip sadly things everywhere are really grim right now and I’m not confident we will ever return to “normal”. Will these companies want to give up their obscene profits? And there is no will in govt. They truly don’t give a shit . I’m already starting to worry about the end of my fixed rate which is 3 years away! 🙄 Maybe start building a wind turbine in the garden? Plenty of wind where I live!
@solrosenberg4529
@solrosenberg4529 Жыл бұрын
Monthly electricity bill for a family of four in Thailand is around 1,500 baht. That’s 35 quid.
@battmarn
@battmarn 10 ай бұрын
Your dog is so cute. Almost distracts from the horrific story about profiteering
@DavidMorley
@DavidMorley Жыл бұрын
My parents have lived in the same house for 40 years. It's a larger house tbh and obviously bills have gone up a lot over these years. for the last year they have had to pay an extra 500 a month. 6 grand a year. Extra. Double. Insane.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Sorry to hear they are being affected bad as well. Thanks for writing this though I appreciate it 👍
@antoinelegoux2288
@antoinelegoux2288 Жыл бұрын
I quite agree with you. The thing is that because of the standing charges for utility (gas elec water) it does not push us to consume less because of the irreducible cost of it. I did some ball park calculation on the effect of changing your bulb to led, all these kind of changes in our home. Not worth that much at the end !
@njpringle
@njpringle Жыл бұрын
The news on the radio said the energy price cap was not going to rise in April as the wholesale price of gas is lower. That's good I thought, but then came the bad news. The £400 everyone got over the last 6 months ended this month. it was £60 off everyone's monthly amount, so next month, although the cap will not rise, it will be £60 extra more per month. I had been paying just £40 month a year ago, then Avro went bust, so I got put with Octopus, and the bill was £125 month for about 5 months, for the last 6 months, it was £68 month, but this will no doubt be back at more than £120 month from now on. Luckily I don't use much energy, and my thermostat is set at 14c. I feel sorry for elderly people who live in homes they have lived in for decades, and will not have turned their heating down enough, and through habit, lack of smart meter etc, have used loads of gas over the winter, as their bills will be massive.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah that is so true. Totally just mugging us off and not expecting us to realise we are paying the same. Great point cheers 👌👌
@johnmcgregor9776
@johnmcgregor9776 Жыл бұрын
Up here in Scotland, we get rises in April, then another big rise in October, seemingly the one in October is the killer one, surely this can't go on.
@kualabear
@kualabear Жыл бұрын
This is not old peoples fault for not being frugal enough! You are all being shafted on purpose!
@nucleartripod2468
@nucleartripod2468 4 ай бұрын
I’m writing this in January 2024. My energy bill is surprisingly cheap (compared to yours). I rent an old cottage with single glazed windows and it’s all electric. The house is freezing and our storage heaters 1 cost £5 a day to have on and 2 are rubbish. Fortunately we have a wood burner so we don’t ever put the heating on, I use about £70 worth of logs a month and around £10 of coal. No gas bill. Our electric is around £60-£80 a month depending how long we’re at home. However when people come round our house they usually can’t believe how cold it is, the living room gets very warm with wood burner but the rest of the house you can genuinely see your breath. We use an electric blanket at night to stop us freezing
@LabRat6619
@LabRat6619 10 ай бұрын
They want people just stop using gas and electric, the price hike being the mechanism to do it.
@demetrisswest
@demetrisswest 11 ай бұрын
Take a thermal camera and inspect your property. I cut kWhs used by 20% by replacing window and door seals, and improving insulation above my bathroom which cost me £30
@staedlerok
@staedlerok 10 ай бұрын
I live in London but have a house in Italy. Same there. I only use my Italian home for holidays.. still the bills are crazy even though it says I have used 0
@Wildmutationblu
@Wildmutationblu 8 ай бұрын
I used to work for Scottish Power and left as I got disilusioned to how they treat their customers. You can ring BG every month and change your tariff if you want. Not many people know that.
@clintmannion5598
@clintmannion5598 Жыл бұрын
What pisses me of the most is these companies are bragging about record profits and we suffer there is only so much people will take then the shit will hit the fan
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah we need to act like the French. They had a tiny increase and protested and they stopped it all
@clintmannion5598
@clintmannion5598 Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip god dam right m8 it is a total joke
@takizakura123
@takizakura123 Жыл бұрын
Corbyn wanted to nationalise them all again. We need coal fired power stations, and coal mines reopened. Now they're all foreign owned, including the trains.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah I am actually planning another video at the moment about the trains in this country, especially trains up north. Keep an eye out
@brasherish
@brasherish Жыл бұрын
Standing charges and also the prices are ridiculous. Question why were the energy companies allowed to raise standing charges?
@Markdmarque
@Markdmarque Жыл бұрын
Another instance where we are being screwed. The gas and oil wholesale prices are not that high...Profiteering because they can..They go up so quickly but don't come down quickly
@ivydickson7596
@ivydickson7596 10 ай бұрын
Your rant is good. I had been trying to understand what the huge increase in power cost were about in England. They seem crazy compared with our costs.
@zawarshah508
@zawarshah508 Жыл бұрын
Time well spent bringing this topic to us all. Many people are having a hard time paying their bills. Trouble ahead for the power companies when Many people can't afford to pay. Specially the pensioners and lower income households. How about trying to get someone in government to answer for this situation that they have put pensioners in. It's a disgrace that pensioners don't get more help with their energy bills.
@kennethbarr6842
@kennethbarr6842 Жыл бұрын
Thanks BROTHER.
@griswald7156
@griswald7156 Жыл бұрын
Fabulous content….well done..
@Rub10617
@Rub10617 Жыл бұрын
Another great video mate always looking forward to seeing your new video keep them coming 👍
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Thank you 😀
@colinevans39
@colinevans39 2 ай бұрын
You m8 are a great speaker and ambassador for the ordinary people 👍🙏
@allenjohnson7686
@allenjohnson7686 Жыл бұрын
i must say. your seriously above your game!!! you just need the right nerve to hit, the right news report to touch, and i think u may make a difference. you have the voice to speak to everyone!
@garyrawlings4136
@garyrawlings4136 Жыл бұрын
That's the problem with so called smart meters, you pay more with those, there is no obligation to have one fall stop.
@debrandw246
@debrandw246 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much . Do not worry about a rant. We need to rant .
@Bunglezip2
@Bunglezip2 Жыл бұрын
Get rid of the smart meter. Prices change instantly with them automatically.Daily even.NEVER have a smart meter.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah gona get rid
@chichikov617
@chichikov617 Жыл бұрын
@Jo Bloggs PAYG non-smart meter is the way to go. i used to max it out (£240 on meter + £240 on key) just before the prices increased. The last few years ive either been on the previous rate or the previous-previous rate. (electric)
@chichikov617
@chichikov617 Жыл бұрын
also, you can make creative modfications to an ordinary meter
@bornforfreetaxtothedeath..7542
@bornforfreetaxtothedeath..7542 Жыл бұрын
I love all your genuine honest straight Videos, keep it up!👍
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Thanks I shall 👍👍
@bornforfreetaxtothedeath..7542
@bornforfreetaxtothedeath..7542 Жыл бұрын
So u know, at the moment in the Europe and in the whole sale energy market, gas and elektricity prices are lower, than pre Ukraine war level... Have u notice how UK energy companies are lightning fast to put prices up, but they wont put prices down? 🙄 Its always works one way, its always about there profit, they dont care if you freeze to death in your home, or pay arm and the leg for your energy, its all about greedy profit they make.... 💷
@InimicusSolitus
@InimicusSolitus 10 ай бұрын
When I was living in the UK in the 90's, I had a one bedroom flat, and my electric was less than 30 quid a month and gas was even lower.. Today living in Florida, my electric is around $300 a month - it's been very hot so AC is on most of the time. We are all electric, no gas.
@Zeotropic
@Zeotropic Жыл бұрын
It's ridiculous. My energy bill is a very similar amount to yours. I am disabled and am home all the time and I can't afford to have my home warm. The smart meter is a joke, it says I spent £178 last month, yet the bill they emailled me for last month was £208. My standing charge and unit rate are very similar to yours as well. I've lost my rag on the phone to them a few times now and even stated once that it would be cheaper to disconnect the supplies and get a generator and watch a bag of coal burn in my living room, at least I'd be warm..
@InquisitiveBaldMan
@InquisitiveBaldMan 10 ай бұрын
Gas companies have got their own men in the regulator. Its the regulator put in place by the government which decides things like standing charges. Things like that mean the poor are subsidising the rich.
@Sharon.O
@Sharon.O Жыл бұрын
I like the ranting. Its like me every day now.
@orlandocat308
@orlandocat308 Жыл бұрын
I don't want to be that person always complaining, but......😒☹️😾 😸
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
I might have to make ‘Ramble and a Rant’ a regular feature 😄
@Sharon.O
@Sharon.O Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip Please do. I like all your videos.
@terencewragg8942
@terencewragg8942 Жыл бұрын
Hi Again David Almost forgot to say ? What we Really & Truly need Around & In this World is an Open Forum For Debate ! Where we Share such Opinions As Yours ! I Hope You Have Opened Up a Great Can of Worms ! & Kickstarted ‘ TRUE FORUM DEBATE ‘ Nice One Dude !
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Thank you as always for watching I appreciate it 😀😀
@neilwharton720
@neilwharton720 11 ай бұрын
We live in Mijas ,which is near Marbella and I feel your pain our electricity bills went sky high too I had chosen a fixed rate 24/7 plan which at the time was a good deal but with they started increasing the rates due to the crisis 😳😂😂and it got to a point that I was extremely pissed off with them eventually I managed to change it to a different rate with 3 different daily periods where the kWh rate was less expensive, luckily it’s now dropped down to a more manageable cost per kWh crazy like you are pointing out that they are allowed to do this it’s theft technically. Mr Turnip, you are the voice of every man in the land this gets my goat like you say thanks mate for this💪💪💪💪
@StopAgenda21
@StopAgenda21 Жыл бұрын
Cancelled my direct debits and told my utility companies how much i was prepared to pay. In a nutshell, i informed them that they could accept my offer or i would change supplier. Both companies backed down and i pay by standing order from now on
@NoOne-su1ul
@NoOne-su1ul Жыл бұрын
Don’t pay it ever
@codzy3532
@codzy3532 10 ай бұрын
my dear old dad used to say you want to put your point across to politicians an govs.......PROTEST fight the powers that be 😡😤🤬😈✊
@jonethomas3892
@jonethomas3892 10 ай бұрын
We all live under the money makers with billions in profit that we pay them, I solve it by a small wood burner I use in winter, saving gas use heat and some cooking, I bought a small camping fridge and keeping the main fridge, freezer, on lowest setting over winter, with solar lights lasting two to three days lights up all rooms with out using mains, I sympathise with you mate but it's turning us all back to burning candles like the twentys, my advice is change your providers like I did, my gas and elec at moment is a month dd, 83, quid, she'll company, but that's about to change in August.
@ghengis430
@ghengis430 Жыл бұрын
Well said. EoN tried to put me on a fixed rate 300% higher. Then 800% . I refused the fix, and complained to the CEO, got it down, and am now still in credit. Mind, when I'm at home, I get in bed and stay there. The standing charge is disgraceful.
@Goady1000
@Goady1000 11 ай бұрын
58 p a day to have electricity connected to my house or in other words 211.20 a year!
@ianphillips6871
@ianphillips6871 Жыл бұрын
Good video I live alone ,at work full time ,hardly use any thing ,my direct debit is 135 a month for both electricity and gas the standing charges are a total ripp off ,but the government dont care
@jaysimpson6857
@jaysimpson6857 Жыл бұрын
Putin warned the west a long time ago that spot pricing energy/putting energy to auction would cause these problems. He wanted to stick with 3 year contracts to keep stability and of course the west didn’t want that because that meant stability for Russia, the west want regime change in Russia and we are all having to pay for that, even if it fails or backfires which it most definitely is.
@jemeriah2467
@jemeriah2467 Жыл бұрын
Agree with you entirely, only gave my power bills a quick look over, gone from $250 in credit @ beginning of year to $250 in debit on last months bill, supposedly including subsidy and on top of my regular monthly payments. Add to that after complaining to B.T over my broadband charges ,was told they were currently charging me $66 per month, but could now offer me a package price of $33 per month, which however would both go up by 14% for inflation, from the company that finished 16 thousand employees, but miraculously was able to increase the CEO's remuneration to $2.6 million, for meeting"PERFORMANCE TARGETS" can only think that translates to charging, none complaining customers a 100% premium. Positive from that, removed BT broadband, installed router and "SMARTY" mobile broadband package @ $20 per month.Quoting from Helen Savvides Dad "Legalised Robbery" to which my Dad usually added "May they rot in Hell". Its doubtful they will feel the Cold , $2.6 million will provide you with a warm glow.
@sueg2658
@sueg2658 Жыл бұрын
I am elderly living in California and my utilities are insanely high too! I had to stop using my fridge and and furnace. I use down blankets and a small electric oil radiator, living area 55F-60F or lower. I do not know what I’m going to do in summer which is insanely hot here 95F-115F Crazy high costs for utilities is exactly why sooooo many people here are living in their vans and other vehicles on state and government land.
@wanderingturnip
@wanderingturnip Жыл бұрын
Yeah the idea of van living becomes more appealing. My mate lives on a barge and he can never believe how much energy I pay. His costs are actually nothing but finding wood 😂
@sueg2658
@sueg2658 Жыл бұрын
@@wanderingturnip If I were younger, I would do it straight away with no regrets.
@Heathers_creates
@Heathers_creates Жыл бұрын
I saw the roads lined with peoples vans and motor homes in LA. It's been a year and I though maybe it had improved. Maybe not then.
@dobraydien7242
@dobraydien7242 Жыл бұрын
The power company did the same with me when I owned my house. Literally just had thr alarm clock and a couple lights to use and they still charged me as if I had every light on with multiple refrigerators. Even thr insulation in my house was above the rest. Needless to say I no longer own that house, or any house at that matter. They weren't the only to raise rates for next to no use by me.
@paultilly
@paultilly Жыл бұрын
We need to come together everyone needs to come together nothing will change till we all come together
@alanmckay4871
@alanmckay4871 8 ай бұрын
I work full time, never put the fire or heating on. Sit in the living room in a sleeping bag to keep warm. We must be the envy of the world
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