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Ofgem boss: "We are quite supportive of that change". Switching to regional pricing could save up to £55bn on energy bills over the next 15 years. Find out more:
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Octopus leading the way in simple, logical and customer focussed improvements. I wouldn't benefit from this but the common sense approach is long overdue. Thank you, Octopus.

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Who currently benefits in the current system? I'm guessing it's every producer who generates at a cheaper rate than the most expensive source at any given time.

Your standing charges of £1 a day are ridiculous by the way.

Hi Tom, we agree that standing charges are too high right now — we’ve advocated for market reform to help lessen these costs for customers and have absorbed millions of £ to keep them as low as we can. I’d like to double-check things for you here though, as they shouldn’t be quite as high as £1 a day. Could you pop me a DM? 🐙

Same as us in north east England I live 12 mile away from North Sea and all the wind farms but got the dearest standing and usage charges in the country how’s that work at all, disgraceful talk about north, south divide it’s us up north that’s suffering everytime

The issue is @g__j , that other energy companies don’t want to see that £55bn reduction in revenue. Their shareholders certainly don’t

Oh great the government is looking into changing it then 😁

Ofgem in cahoots with the energy supplier who will be making record profits again after the price rises .brown envelopes all round .

So it’s gonna be a postcode lottery then if you get cheaper bills - 🤷🏻


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