Hi all we have bought a house in cab roig there was gas in the house.we only use it at the moment as a holiday Home but we keep getting gas bills I think it's a standard thing.would ye sergest taken it out and just have the electric company.many thanks for your help.
Personally I would keep it, gas is far cheaper than electric if you don't have a gas boiler get one fitted they don't cost a fortune but will save you a fortune over time and it's almost instant.
Hi we do have a boiler but I thought if I got it out and went back to the electric company I would only have one standing change.the gas 64 .85 that's every quarter.
Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 10:41am
I would be interested to know if the gas company will remove your meter ? Personally I would try to have it removed and use bottle gas it's as cheap as chips and the bottle lasts for ages. For only about 14 euro's for a propane bottle to refill it's the best way forward once you have sourced your first bottle. Even after 10 year living here I wouldn't change.
Natural gas standing charges will go up in order for them to get their investment back. (One day).
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Oh thank you never knew about the bottle gas.can it be delivered to the house??and how do ya protect it from the heat.many thank Linda
Hi the standing carge depends on the tarif you are on you could always find out what you are on as 65 sounds expensive compared to us! if you go on the cheaper tarif the gas you use is more expensive but still very cheap compared to electric.
Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:24pm
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Repsol have the better delivery service. They probably require you to have your gas installation inspected and a boletín issued before they will deliver.
I've never bothered about protecting bottles from the heat - they're designed to withstand an extreme over-pressure before they fail.
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