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Dramatic increase in electricity bill since meter replacement.....

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Start date Nov 16, 2016
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mykey said:
Prehaps the old meter was analoge and the type that turned backwards when you generated electricidy with the solar. Hence you got the feed in tarrif and a reduced bill becaust the meter turned backwards. (cake and eat it)
Why was the meter changed ? I believe solar installers have to inform the DNO if the meter can run backwards.

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