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For those of us on dynamic pricing, the next 24h are looking rosy.
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rmuk feddit.uk rmuk@feddit.uk
Joined: 2023-06-12
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A chart showing how much I'll be being charged for electricity for the next 24 hours or so. About a third of the time the prices are negative and the most of the rest of the time it's below 10p per kWh.

I'm on an electricity tariff with dynamic pricing. The last week has been pretty rough in fairness, but generally it's really rewarding on most days and sometimes, on days like this, it's amazing.

Based on my past calculations, whenever the cost is below ~20p, I'm paying less for heating than I would with a gas boiler. Where the cost of energy is negative, I'm essentially getting paid to use surplus energy.
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