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I'm a new Customer with Engie, do I need to do anything? Once you have agreed a contract with ENGIE you should receive a copy of your contract with your terms and conditions, and a Welcome Pack will be provided to you close to your contractual start date.
Jan 3, 2024 · Yes contract is signed via third party (NGP) to continue with Engie at end of contract, but on Blend & Extend at a rate of 60ppkw. Would Engie offer me a better rate if i called them direct or would they see a future contract already in place?
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Average annual energy bills rose by 10% on 1 October for those on standard price-capped tariffs (most households). But should you stay on the Price Cap, or move to a fixed deal? We've help to decide if fixing is right for you, plus analysis of the tariffs we've spotted...
If you had to look hard for a contract on their website, you probably have a good one. The tactic here from Engie (and Luminus and others) is that they appear first on tests like the V-test, then you go to their website and take another contract that will be better for Engie.
Oct 22, 2021 · Do nothing. The clear message to viewers whose fixed-rate energy tariffs are about to end is NOT TO ACT and instead, simply to get moved on to cheaper variable tariffs. MoneySaver Norman wrote into the show and asked whether or not to accept a new energy fix when his current tariff expires.
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Oct 9, 2019 · When you sign up for a fixed deal, you agree to pay the same (fixed) rates for your energy for the length of the contract. This is often one or two years, but can be longer. Fixed tariffs also come in unusual lengths - we've seen 14, 18 and 20 months, for example.
