What's your energy bill?

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We've just got a notice of our direct debit for the next 6 months. (We also got a refund since the last increase ). So DP wondered how we compared and I said I knew where to ask. Would anyone be happy in sharing the following?

Accommodation type:
Number of people:
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric:
Lifestyle factors:

Accommodation type: 3-bed terrace, about 100 years old.
Number of people: 2 adults
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £114
Lifestyle factors: Me home most of the time, him out most of the time.

Accommodation type: 180yr old 3 bed detached
Number of people: 2
Monthly cost of gas/electric: £304 combined
Lifestyle factors : DH out to work all day. I work from home full time

We intend to use the log burner a lot more this year as we are then paying for logs etc up front. Don't forget to submit meter readings before the 1st October

4 bed newish build.
3 people.
Currently £230pm combined.
DH home all day.

3 bed 30's semi
2 people
Bulb have just reduced DD back to £118 a month.
Home all day and toddler 2 days a week.
Account is over £400 in credit before any govt payments.

4 bed semi - 80 years old
5 people
Usually empty Monday to Friday day time
Combined £280 per month

Accommodation type: 4 bed detached, about 20 years old
Number of people: 3 adults
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £240
Lifestyle factors: At least 2 people home all day.

Accommodation type: 3 bed detached, double glazed and insulated well. Thermostat rarely goes under 15 even in depth’s of winter when heating off overnight.
Number of people: 2/3
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: September £36 actual usage, direct debit is £140 due to rebate and averaged out for year taking into account winter usage
Lifestyle factors: at home but away a bit if the time. Heating not turned on yet - will towards end of October as it gets colder

3 bed 200yr old terrace
1 adult home all day
£60 pm combined
Currently £130 in credit
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3 bed extended 1920s mid terrace
2 adults 3 children
1 adult and two children home all day, 1 adult and 1 child out
£186 a month
Currently over £500 in credit

3 bed semi detached 1950s built
4 people
£229 per month, £200 in credit currently
2 WFH most days

3 bed (4 floors though as we have a basement where I work. So 8 rooms)end terrace.
2 adults and 2 primary age dc
£180 per month duel fuel with bulb. We're nearly £400 in credit.
I work from home so someone is in the house a lot. We run a dryer and the washing machine is on all of the bloody time. We keep the house comfortably warm for us but people have commented that we keep it cooler than theirs!

4 bed detached - about 20 years old
2 adults, 1 child (+1 @ weekends)
£189 combined currently and £320 in credit- ovo suggesting we increase to £225 per month
Always someone in house

4 bed detached, 1950’s build
3 people
£135 p/m combined. Flexible 7 rate

2 WFH. Every day includes 1 x dishwasher (eco), 1 x washing machine (eco), 30 mins gas hot water for 3 showers, electric cooker and induction hob for probably 1hr. Gazillion kettle boils. Occasional drying rack. Laptops on all day. Currently no heating, top up with wood burner the last 3 evenings.

Turned underfloor heating off. Turned the hot water and radiator temperature down on the boiler too.

Accommodation type: 3 bed 1970s semi
Number of people: 2 people, 3 dogs
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: 109 ish
Lifestyle factors: me home working f/t, DH out at work

We have a part timer (DSS) eow but he has little impact.

I changed to paying what we owe because Shell were wanting 3 x what we paid and even with October's increase its ridiculous.

Accommodation type: new build mid terrace
Number of people:3
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £70 fixed rate duel fuel fixed December 23.
Lifestyle factors: No tumble drier i use an airer in a bedroom with the window open. House very insulated and never gets cold. Set for 19 in the winter but not on at night.

4 bed new build, high ceilings and big windows.

4 of us live here, but we have people staying more than we don't.

I work from home mostly, I also have a fish tank that's a massive power drain.

We are with octopus and fixed last august for 24 months. My last gas and electric bill was £145 for august.

6 bed farmhouse
3 people, all at home most of the time, WFH, homeschooling
Around £400

Accommodation type: 3-bed semi detached house, about 50/60yrs old
Number of people: 2 adults, 2 children
Monthly cost of gas and electric: £162, soon to go up to closer to £200
Lifestyle factors: Use washing machine and tumble dryer daily, use (electric) oven a lot

Accommodation type: 2 bed mid-terraced
Number of people: 2
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £140, soon to increase to £172
Lifestyle factors: no heating on during the day, WFH 2 days per week, in the office for the rest.

Accommodation type: 2 bed flat about 20 years old.
Number of people: 2 adults + 1 DS (3) also pregnant with twins due December.
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £192 for both together.
Lifestyle factors: Me home most of the time, partner at work during the day. DS at nursery in the morning.

Have around £300 credit on each of the gas and electric.

£192 is as of 1st October. It was £150 before that.

Accommodation type: 3 bed semi
Number of people: 2 adults 1 child
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £122 on a fixed tariff
Lifestyle factors: someone is working from home every day

Accommodation type: 3 bed Terrace (newish build)
Number of people:3/4
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £220
Lifestyle factors: no one in during the day unless school holidays but dc gaming and computer on regularly - haven’t turned heating on yet.

I have gas and electric - gas is dd and electric is pay as you go.
alot of these costs sound on the cheaper side.

3 bed new build.

2 adults, 1 primary age child and a toddler

Just had our DD put up to £207 combined.

Home two days a week otherwise house empty 0800-1800

Accommodation type: 2 bed end of terrace (not sure of age but I'd guess at least 100 years old)
Number of people: 1 adult 1 child
Monthly cost of gas and/or electric: £156
Lifestyle factors: Home educate so both home all day
Company: British Gas

(Can we add which company we're with to see if there's a clear difference?)