Energy bills

My supplier contacted us and gave us all the details as they affected us.

I found the information I needed.

The standing charge is apparently not changing.
Electricity unit prices are going down by 10%.
Gas unit prices are going down by 25%.

Thank you everybody. I do have a smart meter, so I don't have to do anything. I pay by direct debit too and have a credit on my account of an estimated three months' bills.

My direct debit for gas and electricity is only £105, which has more than covered my last couple of months' bills, but won't cover any increase over winter. As I always budget in advance, I was trying to estimate how much my direct debit is likely to increase (or not).

Meant to add, if you pay by direct debit.

Similar thing in the Mirror where ML says prices set to go down by an average of 17%. Good advice to send in a reading by tomorrow especially if your consumption is fairly consistent over the month.

The price cap drops this Saturday, if you don’t have a smart meter, you’re advised to send in a meter reading tomorrow.

metro.co.uk/2023/06/27/martin-lewis-gives-three-day-warning-over-energy-meter-readings-19023023/

I've recently had an email from my provider e-on to let me know that my direct debit will go down by almost £50 per month in August.

Have a look at Martin Lewis's website. He's very clear on this kind of thing

As I understand it, ours would come down from around £2,500 to £2,000 so 20%.