Thread: Gas bill - help
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Old 05-07-2004, 20:54   #7
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Re: Gas bill - help

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
Ah but some former government decided that gas and electricity had to be comparable in price so as to be truly competitive.

Yes I know it sounds daft but when has there ever been logic where politicians were concerned
Humph. Might have known. Suppose it'll be "her"

This is the first time I've lived in a house with a gas supply. The novelty of having a fire I can control, as oppose to a night storage heater which you, er, can't control, still hasn't worn off It's all new - I've no idea what the bills should be. My first attempt at calculating the bill I just multiplied the units used in m3 by the price per unit and I thought "God this gas is cheap" Didn't know I had to convert to KwH
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