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southern-electric.co.uk
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0800 912 3000
Your SSE
energy bill
explained
Customer_Name
Address_Line
Address_Line
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Here's your electricity statement
Your electricity account number:
21234 56789
For the period: 03 July 2014 to 18 September 2014
Dated:
22 September 2014
Bill period
Your estimated reading
2
Your previous statement
We owed you
Your payments, thank you
Balance after your payments
£58.69 credit
This statement - estimated
Your energy charges
for this bill period
Where you stand with your
supplier (i.e., in credit or debit).
If you’re in debit, this will be
covered by future direct debit
payments. If you’re in credit, this
will be applied to your next bill
5
£14.69 credit
£44.00 credit
Electricity charges
0
4
3
You can give us a reading any time
at southern-electric.co.uk or by
calling our Meterline on
0800 220 995
£39.49
Total charges this statement
£39.49
We’ve explained your statement in detail over the page…
The balance we owe you is
£19.20
Your customer or
account number
Info on whether your bill
was estimated or based on
actual meter readings
Be aware: Providing regular
meter readings to your
supplier is the best way to
avoid under- or overpaying
on your bills
As you're spreading the cost over the year, we'll carry forward the £19.20 we owe you to
your next statement.
Could you pay less?
Your Personal Projection
Our cheapest similar tariff
Our cheapest overall tariff
Based on our best estimate of
your annual usage and your
current prices, including VAT and
any discounts, we estimate your
Personal Projection of costs for
the next 12 months will be
£282.06.
Good news - you're already on our
cheapest Evergreen tariff. We'll let
you know at least once a year if this
changes.
By switching to 1 Year Fixed Price
(subject to eligibility criteria and
limited availability), paying by Direct
Debit and choosing paperless billing,
you could save £18.31 a year.
Please note that switching tariffs may involve changing to different terms and See page 2 for more information
conditions, so always check first. Prices may increase in future.
about your tariff and the last page for
Remember - it might be worth thinking about switching your tariff or supplier. how we can help you pay less.
Be aware: this will only
be your current supplier’s
cheapest plans, and may
not be the cheapest on the
market
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Here's your statement explained for the period 03 July 2014 to 18 September 2014
Your payments
Payment Received 1 Aug 2014
Payment Received 1 Sep 2014
£22.00 credit
£22.00 credit
Your total payments, thank you
£44.00 credit
Go paperless
Manage your account online and
save £6 a year off your standing
charge.
Your charges
The electricity you've used - estimated
Reading
last time
Reading
this time
4853
5043[E]
About your electricity tariff
Total
used
Use this information to compare
your tariff with others available.
Meter: S020202
Standard energy
.
Your electricity charges this period
Your electricity unit rate
Your tariff is Standard
2
Your standing charge for
electricity per day
190 kWh
Standard energy
Discounted Standing
charge
190.kWh
at 13.37p
£25.40
78.days
at 15.66p
£12.21
VAT 5.00%
(on charges of £37.61)
Total electricity charges this period
Tariff name
Standard
Payment method
Direct Debit
Tariff ends on
No end date
Exit fee
(if you end your
contract early)
No exit fee
applies
Your estimated
annual usage
1,581.67kWh
£1.88
£39.49
Direct Debit discount - we've reduced the daily cost of your standing charge so
that over a year, its £40 cheaper.
kWh
Your plan name
(You need this info to switch)
Your plan end date (if fixed)
Your exit fee (if applicable)
Your annual electricity
consumption
(You need this info to switch)
kWh stands for kilowatt-hour. It's
the unit used to measure electricity
and is recorded by your meter.
Your supply number
S
2
16 0202 0202 020
Your MPAN or meter point
administration number.
Also called your
electricity supply number
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How we can help you pay less
Enter your postcode at
www.southern-electric.co.uk and follow the
instructions.
Call 0800 912 3000 and we’ll help you find the
best tariff for you.
We're open Monday to Friday 8am - 8pm and
Saturday 8am - 2pm.
You’ll get an estimate and details for each of
our tariffs. So it’s easier to pick the right one
for you.
Your electricity usage
You might want to consider one of our lifestyle
meters, depending on when you use electricity.
The costs that make up energy bills
We’ve worked out you’ve used a similar amount of
electricity this period compared to the same period
last year. This is based on an estimated reading for
this bill.
Buying the energy our customers use 52%
Delivering the energy to your home 24%
Government environmental and social schemes 8%
Looking after you which includes billing, customer
service and IT systems 6%
2
VAT 5%
190
kWh
190
kWh
Our supply business profit 5%
5%
5%
6%
8%
52%
This period last year
This period
24%
Find out how to save energy and money by completing
our five step survey at:
www.southern-electric.co.uk/BeingGreen/EnergyEffic
iency or call us on 0800 912 3000.
Illustration based on information from SSE's
Consolidated Segmental Statements published from
2010-2013 which are available on our website.
Average costs per energy bill weighted to reflect our
customer base (59% electricity, 41% gas). Costs will
vary depending on fuel(s), region and tariff.
About your TCR
Your Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR) is 15.92p per kWh
The TCR is a figure which lets you compare the price of your current tariff with different tariffs from us or other
suppliers. The figure is based on an average annual usage of 3,200.00 kWh for electricity. It takes into account the unit
rate, standing charge, VAT and any discounts that make up your tariff. It does not include any exit fees. The TCR is not
based on your personal usage and so should only be used as a guide. The actual costs you pay will depend on the amount
of energy you use.
Call us or visit our website for more details of your tariff and the calculation of the TCR.
Be aware: TCR should only be
used as a tool with which to compare rates across suppliers. It
takes into account factors a regular kWh doesn’t, including standing charges and discoutns. This is
not the rate you actuall pay.