How much do you pay for gas & electricity each month?

[AbbotSade1985]

I cut down massively on my gas and electricity. Blankets and tons of clothes on during the day. Heating on only 1 hour in the morning and 2 hours spread over the evening. I'm now paying £150 per month. Dual fuel discount with Eon. How does this compare with everyone else?

Over £500 a month. Big house. Lots of animals so washing machine on a lot etc.
Desperately trying to get it down!

£120 per month. 2 of us work from home and the testing us is on all day. I refuse to be cold.

£98 with Octopus (gas and electricity)-here's a cheeky link if anyone fancies switching-we both get £50 credited to our accounts, and you can use your link more than once!
https://share.octopus.energy/clever-dodo-902

3 bed house

which provider is this with? I’m thinking of changing and this sounds ok

Sounds very high if ur not heating ur home lots. I have a 5 bed detached house living in Scotland. Heating is on a lot. Anything from 10-12 hours most days. I have a dishwasher on most days, washing machine average of 1 wash a day and tumble dryer is usually on once a day too. 2 adults & 2 kids in the house. We pay £141 every month so built up a credit in summer. Currently in a few hundred pounds credit. I fixed for a year early sept so have avoided the Oct and Jan rises.

£180
Heating on all the time
Dishwasher & tumble dryer on every day etc.

£250 a month for a 3 bed detached old house not even big. 1 adult 2 children. Still always chilly! Envious of peoples low energy bills.

£180 per month across the year. Medium 4 bed, 3 of us here. Gas heating that is on every day 2 hrs in the morning and 5 in the evening and will boost during the day

This is what I do, overpay during summer months so have around £400 credit going into winter then just put the heating on as much as I want as I don’t want to be in a cold house. Pay £135 a month and it covers all usage.

Last month was around £600, heating is on 24/7 controlled by the thermostat but we do turn that down a bit at night. House is a big, old, Georgian ex-farmhouse, high ceilings and draughty suspended floors, some rooms are warmer than others but on average around 16° so jumpers and thick socks are a must. .

That wouldn't even cover the standing charges for both gas and electric.

3 bed house and £74 a month for both and the heating is pretty much always on throughout the day! I’m with Scottish power and was paying £170 a month but they’ve cut my direct debit down as I’m now £600 in credit. Previous house was 2 bed with British Gas and I was paying so much but it seemed so poor with drafts by the front door in comparison to my current house

I can assure you that's what we pay
50 into a pay as you go for electric
And 20:DD for gas.

Who are you with?

OVO
Sse

I've no idea. They're on direct debits, so they change periodically, but can't remember what they are at the moment. Gas and electricity are basic necessities, so I just pay whatever it is - I refuse to start turning things off, or being cold. It's probably gone up this year, as we're both at home more often during the day.

£70pm for both. Just me in a 3 bed house.

£110 per month for dual fuel, 2 of us in a house plus charging an electric car once a week, with Eon.

£184 for 4 bed house. There’s only two of us. We probably should downsize now.

I am also with Eon, 3 bed terrace 2 adults and a teen. Washing machine and ps5 seem to be a constant on and I wfh 3 days a week. Heating on for hour in the morning and then 5-10 every evening. Also dishwasher and tumble dryer. Paying £150 a month, every month so in credit from the summer sp currently balancing out.

This is a good price, who are you with please?

£280 to £300 a month. Currently 4 adults, about 3 wfh most days. Tumble drier and washing machine used a lot.

All electric 3 bed semi.

£300 this month, and I only use one heater in the living room.

We pay £160 per month for both, 3 bedroom semi, just the two of us. The heating is on nearly all day. I need heat to function. My theory is I’d rather be comfortable than cold, I’ll always find the money to pay the bill.