Is there some mistake?

I am a model engineering enthusiast and because of this I have a metal turning lathe which is three phase in my garage, so I need a three-phase supply. Have I understood correctly that from €55.9, the meter rate is to go up to €420? I am a pensioner...

I am a model engineering enthusiast and because of this I have a metal turning lathe which is three phase in my garage, so I need a three-phase supply.

Have I understood correctly that from €55.9, the meter rate is to go up to €420?

I am a pensioner (supporting a non-pensioned wife) and have been awarded the full cost of living increase of €212, for which I am grateful.

I need it for the steep cost of living increase in everything which is the same for everyone including pensioners. The increase is still €152 short of the meter charge.

Has the meter rate gone up because of the increase in fuel costs? How does a meter (service charge) connect to fuel increases?

Can someone who worked out these figures enlighten me? I am sure there is some mistake because nothing on earth increases by 650 per cent overnight. Can someone assure me that there was a mistake somewhere and the true increase will be shown?

Sign up to our free newsletters

Get the best updates straight to your inbox:

You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. We use Mailchimp as our marketing platform. By subscribing, you acknowledge that your information will be transferred to Mailchimp for processing.