edf

[Wilko]

Hi.........Just filled in the form to apply for heures creuse. Does anyone knows what the difference is between applying as joe public or via an SCI/Sarl.

Lastly what 's the meaning of:

- votre code sire etvotre code naf

google doesn't handle it !

Thanks for any help.

Marry Xmas

W

[Nick Trollope]

SIRET and NAF codes are part of business registrations. Are you a business? If not, just ignore these.

As to your other question, are you applying for a completely new supply? If the HC is an add-on for an existing supply, then that is what it is.

There are differences in commercial and domestic tariffs, but no difference if a domestic contract is owned by an SARL, if you see what I mean.

 

[Wilko]

Hi Nick

Thanks for that. We are a B&B and it seems to me that it would be more cost effective if I had HC. We have both Sarl and Sci and have been trading for the past 5 years.........so HC to an existing supply. The present bills come to the Sci............what is the best way to proceed ?

Thanks for your help.

Regards W

[Nick Trollope]

Just apply (I'd ring the number at the top of the bill).

Then you will need to get an electrician in to add the switching to your C/E circuit.

 

[Wilko]

Nick........what's my C/E circuit ?

Thanks for your time

Reg Wilko

[Nick Trollope]

Chauffe-eau. What you get with HC is just a signal from your meter during the cheap rate period.

Your electrician will need to add a contactor and a few other bits to the supply circuit to the chauffe-eau (and anything else you want to run on cheap rate electricity).

 

[Wilko]

Nick

Thanks for that.

Happy Xmas

Wilko