What was your energy bill for Dec 2024? 4 bed semi detached

Are you all electric or dual fuel?

About £130 for a 3 bed dormer style semi.
It's off completely when we're out of the house, but there were a few really bitter days when I set it to come on if it fell below 14.
It also goes off about 8:30 in the evening and stays off all night.
Thermostat is set anywhere between 18 and 19.5, depending on my mood.

Large 4 bed terrace with empty properties next to me and combined gas and electric was £269 for December, will be higher this month.

Mine costs nothing currently due to having taken trees down a couple of years ago. The wood is nicely seasoned now but I know I'm lucky to have that option.

Large 3 bed 1800s semi, 12 foot ceilings, bloody freezing in winter but lovely and cool in summer

Our DD is £225 a month and in December we used £135 gas and £125 electric. Boiler is very old and inefficient, no thermostat so we just turn it on and off, house is regularly 12 degrees in the morning and barely gets above 16 this time of year but we cant afford to have it on more 😞 we have lots of layers on and 2 dehumidifiers running most of the day (not if we are out)

You get it on every thread asking about usage / cost!

Interested about the log burner costing nothing, I spend a fortune on logs!

Exactly, the monthly direct debit amount is irrelevant really. I pay £240 a month but my December usage was £330.

The OP didn't ask how much your DD is though. What was your usage for December?

I pay £220 a month and have a large amount of credit build up. 5 bed detached, 20y old house. New boiler and Nest couple years ago. We both work from home and have it at 22/23 all day!

£192 (pay £128 a month).
4 bed semi (1930s). I'm at home all the time and disabled so struggle to move around but am on disability benefits so need to keep the heating off some times. I suspect that January's bill will be higher because of the cold spell that went on for over a week here.

4 bed link detached 1970s build with cavity wall insulation, loft insulation and double glazing. Gas heating and hot water, everything else, including the cooker on electric. No electric vehicles.

288 for December of which 132 was gas for heating.

We were home all over Xmas and were never cold, although on the milder days we only heated the house morning and evening. We don't have heating on overnight. Thermostat set for 21 degrees when heating is on, although the house never seems to get below 15 even at night, provided the heating is used daily.

5 bed detached- £155 for December.

We only heat the room we're in up to around 16 degrees, wear layers, have electric blankets, and the house sits at 9-12 degrees.

Edit to say that's gas & elctric

£295 for gas and electric, 4 bed semi, our heating kicks in if it goes below 18, I work from home.

3 bed semi, heating is on at 18.5 for 1.5 hours in the morning and 2.5 hours in the evening, 16 all day, and 8 overnight. £94 actual (not direct debit) gas cost. Octopus fixed rate.

Ours is £230 a month averaged over the whole year so must be higher in winter. And we're terraced. But high heat needs due to people home every day (toddler around, 2 parents often wfh etc)

4 bed terrace, £215 for G&E
Quite pleased as last December was 275

Mine was £295 for December gas and electric. 3 bed mid terrace someone always home and heating on 18. We do have an electric car though and because of damp issues run 2 dehumidifiers and a heated airer a lot. Use tumble drier once a week. On octopus intelligent go tarrif. Run out of credit on my account now so will have to pay more next month.

£303. 2000 sq ft old draughty house and I was off work for the majority of Dec so the heating will have been on more than usual.

Se live in a 20 year old 3 bed semi. We
used around £200 of fuel in December, slightly more of this was electricity than gas. I have thermostat set to 20 in the day and 18 overnight, the heating kicks in little and often throughout the day. I got used to this temp when DDs were newborn and now anything less feels cold. Monthly DD is £130.

Ours is£220. 4 bedroom house detached. We have it on at 20 c

313 for l large Edwardian house, occupied all day.

Ours was £170 for a 4 bed detached. Last year it was £300 but we have an air source heat pump and have switched to octopus and their heat pump deal and it has made a massive difference.

Mine was £96 gas and £267 electricity (have electric car). Heating at around 19⁰C but only for a few hours am and pm

Ours was billed mid Nov to mid Dec (so possibly not as cold?). We paid £200 for heating, £50 for electric (we do have solar panels). This is actual usage. 4 bed detached in a warm part of the country. Heating on 19 or 20 most of the day as someone is home most of the time. Goes off 10pm-7am but doesn't drop that much. DH has worked VERY hard on insulation and efficiency - new roof (needed as 100 years old), new boiler, insulation on external walls, new windows (also needed). We are lucky to have a warm home. It is also prone to damp even at those temperatures, so less heating is a false economy.