Estimated Annual Bill
How is the EAB calculated?
It is based on the CRU’s (Commission for Regulation of Utilities) typical annual consumption figures, 4,200 kWh, which is an industry average for Domestic Electricity Meters. Please note that your personal usage may vary.
The CRU has requested all suppliers to provide this information to customers when presenting a tariff.
The EAB uses the above consumption figures and applies this to the relevant energy unit rate.
The EAB will also include:
- PSO Levy or Payment as applicable
- Standing Charges
- Prepayment Charge
- 9% VAT
The Estimated Annual Bill does not include monetary value attributed to other elements to a tariff or offer e.g. loyalty points, non-cash vouchers, cashback offers or add-ons so keep this in mind when making comparisons, to ensure you are getting the best energy deal for your home.
For example:
EAB Electricity = Unit Rate x 4,200kWh per annum
+ PSO per annum
+ Standing Charge per annum
+ Prepayment Charge per annum
+ 9% VAT
What if I don’t have an Urban 24hr meter?
We know this can be confusing so to make it easier we will show the most common meter codes on all our sales collateral. As way of example, for Day and Night meters the 4,200 kWh annual consumption values is split 62:38 between each register.
Smart Meter Tariffs
Estimated Annual Bill (Standard Smart Tariff)
The EAB enables customers to understand the annual cost of their electricity and make decisions on tariffs offers. It is based on the CRU’s (Commission for Regulation of Utilities) typical annual consumption figures, 4,200 kWh, which is an industry average for Domestic Electricity Meters. The EAB for the Urban Domestic SST is based on the following profile consumption:
| Daytime: 8am to 11pm everyday (excl Peak Times) | 2,184 kWh |
| Nighttime: 11pm to 8am everyday | 1,638 kWh |
| Peak: 5pm to 7pm everyday | 378 kWh |
| Total | 4,200 kWh |
Estimated Annual Bill (Working from Home)
The EAB enables customers to understand the annual cost of their electricity and make decisions on tariffs offers. It is based on the CRU’s (Commission for Regulation of Utilities) typical annual consumption figures, 4,200 kWh, which is an industry average for Domestic Electricity Meters. The EAB for the Working from Home tariff is based on the following profile consumption:
| Weekdays from 9am to 5pm | 1,453 kWh |
| All other Times | 2,747 kWh |
| Total | 4,200 kWh |
Estimated Annual Bill (Family Time)
The EAB enables customers to understand the annual cost of their electricity and make decisions on tariffs offers. It is based on the CRU’s (Commission for Regulation of Utilities) typical annual consumption figures, 4,200 kWh, which is an industry average for Domestic Electricity Meters. The EAB for the Family Time tariff is based on the following profile consumption:
| Everyday 7pm to Midnight | 1,155 kWh |
| All other Times | 3,045 kWh |
| Total | 4,200 kWh |
Estimated Annual Bill (Pinergy Drive)
The EAB enables customers to understand the annual cost of their electricity and make decisions on tariffs offers. It is based on the CRU’s (Commission for Regulation of Utilities) typical annual consumption figures, 4,200 kWh, which is an industry average for Domestic Electricity Meters.
The EAB for the Drive / Recharge tariff is based on the following profile consumption:
| Time Slot | Home Consumption | |
| 2am to 5am everyday | 248 kWh | |
| All Other Times | 3,952 kWh | |
| Total | 4,200 kWh |
Please note that your personal usage may vary.