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Just wondered if there are any forum users who on on this new "pay as you use" system. Our area is due to have the meters installed early next year and we only hear the good news stories from established sites. If you are on this new tariff can you explain the good and bad to us please, it would be a great help and much appreciated, thank you

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It would be great to have some feedback on the new district heating costs, how it works, etc.:help:

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Just wondered if there are any forum users who on on this new "pay as you use" system. Our area is due to have the meters installed early next year and we only hear the good news stories from established sites. If you are on this new tariff can you explain the good and bad to us please, it would be a great help and much appreciated, thank you

 

Its not good from my point of view although its early days. It seems quite expensive at the moment, I do hope this evens out during the summer months. Also it does not seem as hot as before, perhaps less pipes under the floor? It really seems to struggle to reach a reasonable temperature.

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Just wondered if there are any forum users who on on this new "pay as you use" system. Our area is due to have the meters installed early next year and we only hear the good news stories from established sites. If you are on this new tariff can you explain the good and bad to us please, it would be a great help and much appreciated, thank you

Are you still a Secure Tenant (Part IV of Housing Act 1985) or are you a leaseholder under RTB?

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Are you still a Secure Tenant (Part IV of Housing Act 1985) or are you a leaseholder under RTB?

 

Would the latter have the right to install their own boiler and opt out from the district heating?

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Would the latter have the right to install their own boiler and opt out from the district heating?

Yes, subject to what the Transfer/Conveyance/Lease prescribes.

There's usually a Disconnection Charge and a Disconnection Loss Charge.

The latter covers loss of future profit of the council.

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