How much was your July energy bill?

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The prices dropped a tiny bit (if you were on the price cap), but my energy bill was still £92. Interested to see how much other people's was, considering it should be one of the lowest months of the year.

£28 gas
£143 electricity

4 bed detached with 2 adults and 2 teens

We were away for 1 week of July too

£87 which I thought was very high considering we haven’t put the heating on once, there’s only two of us here and we work full time out of the house. Dread to think what it’s going to be in the winter.

£88 (which was £23 less than June).
3 teenagers, one adult in a 4 bed 1930s semi.

£150

4 bed semi, 4 of us. Includes limited electric car charging though

£59 - Octopus Tracker tariff - saves a fortune.

£43 electric
£22 gas

£123. Electricity was £97 and gas was £26. This was our first month on Octopus Agile for electricity and tracker tariff for gas and it almost halved our monthly bill.

£92!! Single person household though with some Airbnb guests.
surprisingly high.

Fuck knows.

Oh and we are family of four in a four-bed. High electricity users generally.

£101 elec and £16 gas.

Been paying £300 a month since November and they’ve just dropped my DD to £230, I’d like to build up plenty of credit for the coming winter so I might increase it again in a few weeks.

Averaging £90 and I'm on svr. Single person house. I've still be paying £150 on direct debit so built up a really nice amount as a buffer for winter already.

Will be full time in the office once cold kicks in cos I noticed a big difference in how much less I spent wfh

At the moment when I've been in the office vs wfh I notice a 50p difference and thats cos of electricity from charging work laptop, using kettle more, cooking lunch.

In winter it was £1 an hr to heat the house so I just went back to the office rather than spend too much at home

£65 Gas and £150 Electric. I don't know how the hell we use so much gas with just gas stove and hot water - no heating on at the moment.

£136 combined. Detached 4 bed. Quite happy with that. But already putting money aside for winter

Couldn't tell you, I've set my dd up at 260, which is over and above what we need our account is in good credit and I'll just keep paying that every month to keep the credit building for winter.

£82 electricity and £53 gas. Haven’t had the heating on once and boiler on for hot water once per day. 2 bed terrace with 2 adults 1 child. We will no doubt be going without heating in winter again if these prices stay at current level. It was very hard last year but we made it through with at least three layers on, a hot water bottle each and electric blankets at night.

I'm also on this tariff - savings are huge!

July was £21 gas (cooker + hot water combi boiler) and £50 electric for plugs, lights etc.

4 people, 3 storey house. We also had 2 guests for 2 weeks.

I have saved so much since joining this tariff.

£69 electricity. £28 gas . 2 adults out all day at work . 3 bed semi .

£95 electric
£13 gas

3 bed semi, family of 4.

£61
Electric £43
Gas £18

£43.50 electric, £18 gas for June. 2 adults WFH, 2 kids, 3 bed 1930s semi. Locked our rate October 21 just before things went mad, hoping they return to some kind of normal by this October when we have to sign up for a new tariff.

That's very high for gas without heating, are you sure everything is correct?

July bill was £60. Approx £57 electricity and £3 gas. Were away for a week though so I think it would have been more like £70/75 if not.

Don't you have standing charges? My gas standing charge was about £8.50 on its own before any usage.