£5,000 for heating and hot water in South London!

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Rob unpacks the troubling situation surrounding the North Peckham Heating Network in Southwark, South London regarding the exorbitant estimated heating bills faced by residents, exemplified by a case where a tenant received a shocking annual bill of over £5,000 due to the communal heating system.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Residents in the North Peckham heating network are facing exorbitant heating bills, with one individual receiving an estimated annual bill of over £5,000 due to the communal heating system.
Communal heating networks are not covered by Ofgem's energy price cap, allowing providers to charge unregulated prices for gas, which can lead to significantly higher costs for tenants.
The heating systems in question are classified as commercial, despite serving residential buildings, resulting in a price discrepancy that negatively impacts residents.
The current energy policy in the UK is criticised for being ineffective and not responsive to geopolitical challenges, contributing to rising energy costs and dissatisfaction among residents.
There is a call for improved regulation of heat networks to protect residents from high costs and ensure that energy policies serve the needs of the public effectively.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

"His estimated bill for the year was 5,094 pounds and 17 pence. That's a lot... that is absolutely ludicrous."

"Heat networks don't really work from a cost efficiency point of view. They just don't at the moment."

"Why are these things classed as commercial systems, if you're dealing with residential buildings?"

"The underlying issue here is that there are a lot of challenges within the energy sector at the moment, they're not going to go away anytime soon."

"We need to have more cohesive and joined up thinking and we're not going to get that with this current policy."

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