December 2016

Electricity price comparison comes down to one number, cost per unit of energy consumed, or cost per kilo watt (kW).  Unfortunately for retailers if it came down to one number all the ‘products’ would look the same because essentially they are all selling the same product. So marketers introduce price differentiation – they know they have the same product but lets try and make it look different. When you buy power you are buying the energy you consume and also a proportion of cost to maintain the network.  If you dont have solar power getting electricity is very convenient you connect a cable to your house and the rest is […]