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Old 21-12-2024, 10:32   #2594
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Re: UK Energy Prices

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
These graphs show the proportion of generation sources that are on the grid as a result of the purchasing decisions made by your electricity supplier.. They don’t in any way reflect the source of the energy actually consumed in your home.

In a sense it’s a bit like a chef force-feeding a vegan a steak but telling him it’s ok because the dinner he actually ordered is still being eaten somewhere in the restaurant.
I don't think anyone's under the illusion that you can trace anyone's electricity to a particular source. At any one time, a house on a green energy tariff could be supplied by electricity generated by gas and one on a non-green tariff could be supplied by renewables.

But that doesn't mean that the fuel breakdowns are bull.
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