Energy bills

My mum is similar but has night storage heaters on economy 7. 2nd heater in lounge installed last year. One in hall on all the time.
Thermostat set at 21degrees on both & in hall.
2 bed flat. Cozy.
£68 per month.

I live in a three bedroom house with my son and his girlfriend. My energy at the moment is from peoples energy, gas and electric and it’s £101 a month, which isn’t too bad as the shower is used a lot and my son likes to bath. Also octopus energy is very good and fair.....

Check the meter readings. My late mum was in sheltered accommodation and the readings were done by the electricity company and were muddled with economy 7. I took over when they sent her a monthly bill of £300 and she had an angina attack. Her bills miraculously decreased ,can't remember exact figures ,but a fraction of her previous with a large credit.

I hope this cost of electricity is addressed as I understand that gas boilers are to be phased out within the next 10 years and replaced by electricity.

This sounds about right as electricity is extortionate. Before central heating was installed where I live my bills per quarter were rarely below £400 for storage heaters and an electric fire.
I must have complained every time the bill came through the door.

Even now for the little electricity I use I still can't fathom out why it remains at over £100, which means that it's the actual expense of the stuff and you can't do much about it no matter who you change to regarding suppliers.

If you haven’t used the comparison sites to make sure she’s getting a good rate for the electricity she’s using, that should be your first stop.

But it sounds as though those electric radiators are the problem. If your mum insists on using this form of heating, there must surely be more energy-efficient ones on offer?

Sounds high to me but I really think you'd need to seek advice from an independent person in that field. I pay about a third of that for a three bedroom detached house but I don't do 23 degrees and I'm on contract and direct debit which I believe all helps with the cost.