They calculate it based on your previous use, projected use, and the expected electrocity price for the next month. At least that is what they say, but it dont have to be true.
I assume this is Tibber. I changed to another provider after they started asking for advance payment.
What do you mean by next month?
The last period that it has anything for there is April.
Are you looking at where it says “10.05.2023”? if so, that is when the bill they have currently sent to you is due, and has nothing to do with the electricity in May.
1) They just using some predictions algorithm/model. If in fact you will consume less, they will ask you for less money next month.
2) Yes, it’s expensive since internal generation falls down and external consumption raised up.
Not exspensive at all. Rather dirt cheap.
What power company do you have, and what’s the name of your deal with them?
And you should probably pay the two invoices that are past due asap (were to be paid on the 10 April) if you don’t want penalty fees.
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They calculate it based on your previous use, projected use, and the expected electrocity price for the next month. At least that is what they say, but it dont have to be true.
I assume this is Tibber. I changed to another provider after they started asking for advance payment.
What do you mean by next month?
The last period that it has anything for there is April.
Are you looking at where it says “10.05.2023”? if so, that is when the bill they have currently sent to you is due, and has nothing to do with the electricity in May.
1) They just using some predictions algorithm/model. If in fact you will consume less, they will ask you for less money next month.
2) Yes, it’s expensive since internal generation falls down and external consumption raised up.
Not exspensive at all. Rather dirt cheap.
What power company do you have, and what’s the name of your deal with them?
And you should probably pay the two invoices that are past due asap (were to be paid on the 10 April) if you don’t want penalty fees.