Alternatives to Iberdrola?
Apr 27th 2013, 9:14 am
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Alternatives to Iberdrola?
A friend has asked me the following:
"I recently purchased a small bungalow 2 bed 1 bath in the Torrevieja area as a holiday home may be retirement in future i,m 63, now my last bill from Iberdrola for 2 months was 28euro of which only 2.99 was for power rest standing charges etc, is there a company who has lower charges?"
Can anyone help him?
"I recently purchased a small bungalow 2 bed 1 bath in the Torrevieja area as a holiday home may be retirement in future i,m 63, now my last bill from Iberdrola for 2 months was 28euro of which only 2.99 was for power rest standing charges etc, is there a company who has lower charges?"
Can anyone help him?
Apr 27th 2013, 9:43 am
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Re: Alternatives to Iberdrola?
A friend has asked me the following:
"I recently purchased a small bungalow 2 bed 1 bath in the Torrevieja area as a holiday home may be retirement in future i,m 63, now my last bill from Iberdrola for 2 months was 28euro of which only 2.99 was for power rest standing charges etc, is there a company who has lower charges?"
Can anyone help him?
"I recently purchased a small bungalow 2 bed 1 bath in the Torrevieja area as a holiday home may be retirement in future i,m 63, now my last bill from Iberdrola for 2 months was 28euro of which only 2.99 was for power rest standing charges etc, is there a company who has lower charges?"
Can anyone help him?
You're friend is only being charged 12 euros per month - what potencia does he have? One way to reduce this cost is to 'downgrade' - for 3.45kW, we pay about 8 euros per month.
Apr 27th 2013, 9:45 am
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Re: Alternatives to Iberdrola?
All the companies charge pretty much the same as they use the government controlled TUR tariff.
It's not worth the hassle of changing unless you are a very heavy user on a different "free market" tariff.
It's not worth the hassle of changing unless you are a very heavy user on a different "free market" tariff.
