Energy.
Understand the numbers behind your monthly energy bill.
A little clarity goes a long way.
It helps to know more than your Direct Debit. We look at usage, unit rates, standing charges and your current arrangements.
What goes into an energy bill?
Your costs generally reflect how much energy you use, the unit rate you pay and standing charges. A monthly Direct Debit may also include adjustments for previous usage or account credit.
What is useful before reviewing?
A recent energy bill gives you the clearest picture. Check the tariff name, unit rate, standing charge, estimated annual consumption and whether you have a fixed or variable agreement.
What happens next?
An independent Utility Warehouse Partner can discuss your current arrangements and available UW energy options. The final price and suitability depend on your circumstances and current product terms.
Good to know.
Is my Direct Debit the same as my usage cost?
Not necessarily. Monthly Direct Debits can be set to spread expected annual costs, and may differ from actual monthly usage.
Do I need a bill to enquire?
No. An approximate cost is enough to begin, but a recent bill helps make a proper review more useful.