← Back to context Comment by jonatron 3 years ago Octopus energy, on the agile octopus tariff: https://octopus.energy/agile/ 5 comments jonatron Reply archydeb 3 years ago For the brave!But seriously (author of article here) I think that agile tariffs and more demand flexibility are probably a big part of the solution KaiserPro 3 years ago I have the luxury of a 13khw battery, so it might make sense. But I suspect that when I need to use the grid will be uber peak £1.04 per kwhr.Edit: for those who are curious, here is some data on prices over the last month: https://agileprices.co.uk/ midasuni 3 years ago I guess you can’t have two suppliers, one on a traditional fixed contract and one on the octopus stuff, and choose the best one 1 reply → aembleton 3 years ago Octopus Agile cap the prices at £1/kwh.
archydeb 3 years ago For the brave!But seriously (author of article here) I think that agile tariffs and more demand flexibility are probably a big part of the solution KaiserPro 3 years ago I have the luxury of a 13khw battery, so it might make sense. But I suspect that when I need to use the grid will be uber peak £1.04 per kwhr.Edit: for those who are curious, here is some data on prices over the last month: https://agileprices.co.uk/ midasuni 3 years ago I guess you can’t have two suppliers, one on a traditional fixed contract and one on the octopus stuff, and choose the best one 1 reply → aembleton 3 years ago Octopus Agile cap the prices at £1/kwh.
KaiserPro 3 years ago I have the luxury of a 13khw battery, so it might make sense. But I suspect that when I need to use the grid will be uber peak £1.04 per kwhr.Edit: for those who are curious, here is some data on prices over the last month: https://agileprices.co.uk/ midasuni 3 years ago I guess you can’t have two suppliers, one on a traditional fixed contract and one on the octopus stuff, and choose the best one 1 reply → aembleton 3 years ago Octopus Agile cap the prices at £1/kwh.
midasuni 3 years ago I guess you can’t have two suppliers, one on a traditional fixed contract and one on the octopus stuff, and choose the best one 1 reply →
For the brave!
But seriously (author of article here) I think that agile tariffs and more demand flexibility are probably a big part of the solution
I have the luxury of a 13khw battery, so it might make sense. But I suspect that when I need to use the grid will be uber peak £1.04 per kwhr.
Edit: for those who are curious, here is some data on prices over the last month: https://agileprices.co.uk/
I guess you can’t have two suppliers, one on a traditional fixed contract and one on the octopus stuff, and choose the best one
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Octopus Agile cap the prices at £1/kwh.