Latest phase in this war on consumers is electricity standing charge hikes ...Middle East

OVER the past few months we have all become painfully aware of the massive rise in electricity prices. The excuse provided by the energy companies has been the rise in the wholesale price of the fuel, mainly gas, that they use to generate the electricity. The fact that the costs to extract the gas from a hole in the ground have not increased has largely been ignored by gas suppliers keen to extend their profit margins. As far as I am aware the cost of the wind to power the many turbines on our h

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