On 1 July, the energy price cap went up by 13%. That means that if you aren’t on a fixed tariff and are instead on your supplier’s standard variable tariff, the price you pay for your energy has gone up.
While you might have already tried a few ways to save energy at home, there’s only so much you can do when it comes to those appliances that you have little choice but to use. And in a heatwave, that very well be a portable air conditioner.
But how much more are you actually paying to run a portable AC in this heatwave compare to the heatwaves in May and June? I’ve broken down it down below for portable air conditioners and other most commonly…
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