Gas price increase, the second episode

So that's 500€ in the heating period - just the difference! What are your heating costs?

And the basic supply isn't always that expensive (for 10,000kWh):

Compared to the cheapest offer from Veri...vox:

It was previously 4, something cents, 15 in the basic supply tariff, the cheapest I found charges 9 cents.

The advance payment was about 80 so far, in the GV tariff it would be more than triple :oops: . So it really makes a difference.

Where does it say month? Heating period means the time during which you have the heating on. So roughly from October to May....

In the first post.
ypg is ~in basic supply for about a month until your new contract begins.

The switch was successfully completed on 01.01.22. Tomorrow the direct debit authorization will be signed and sent.
But today we receive an email from the old provider: they cancel our contract as of 02.12.2031 and stop delivery immediately.

It was previously 4, something cents, with the basic supplier tariff 15, the cheapest I found charges 9 cents.

So far the installment was about 80, with the basic supply tariff it would be more than three times that :oops: . So it definitely makes a difference.

That varies everywhere. Our basic supply tariff, if we had gas, would be 7.26 cents. The standard tariff would be 6.82 cents there. Verivox only spits out tariffs over 11 cents.

Regionally apparently very different. Our gas even becomes cheaper from 1.2.22 - from 6.50 cents/kWh to 6.38 cents :) with the same basic price. But it is also a local municipal utility. However, the price guarantee has decreased from 24 to 12 months. They probably bought gas cheaply last year.

Honestly? If that's what it means, I won't bother. I'll check who my basic supplier is…

Letter from the basic supplier received: something about 6 cents.. so in the normal, rather low range.

Yes, then no reason for concern and everything is in the green.

I am still amazed at how lucky I am next year. I thought with district heating I had the short end of the stick, since there are no choices. But: Price reduction from 2022 And I also get electricity from the local municipal utilities... from 2022 1 cent cheaper per kWh o_O I am really confused...