Cessation of Ohm Energy’s Open Electricity Market (OEM)

[kuti-kuti]

Are they going to refund my security deposit? The email didn't say at all.

 

[kuti-kuti]

Now Senoko up from 22.5 to 24.9, so now cheapest should be Senoko 9% off SPRT.

Just checked sp is $24.11 b4 gst. Guess stick to sp till a bit later and see situation

 

[pohw0008]

Are they going to refund my security deposit? The email didn't say at all.

Don't remember paying deposit for ohm... Think is still with SP..

 

[bwaysaikryptonite]

30 cents cumming soon ?

 

[kuti-kuti]

Don't remember paying deposit for ohm... Think is still with SP..

No leh, received letter from sp, they stated if transfer back to sp, thet will charge me for security deposit.

 

[OutBreak]

The best all close shop. Don't need these kind of nonsense. Switch here switch there. Damn low ses.

 

[kuti-kuti]

just dun get it, when gov decided to go ahead with all these oem business, not one person tot of rising energy cost that will impact these 3rd parties?

 

[pohw0008]

No leh, received letter from sp, they stated if transfer back to sp, thet will charge me for security deposit.

This from my contract yours different??

Your security deposit is collected and retained by SP Group on
our behalf.
If you were purchasing from a retailer other than from SP
Group or a retailer that is using SP Group for billing services
before switching to Ohm, the initial security deposit will be
equivalent to 65% of the security deposit as determined and
published by SP Group for its residential premises utilities
account.
If you were purchasing electricity from SP Group or from a
retailer that is using SP Group for billing services before
switching to Ohm, SP Group will allocate 65% of the security
deposit that you have set aside with them as our Ohm security
deposit. You don’t need to do anything.

 

[kuti-kuti]

This from my contract yours different??

Your security deposit is collected and retained by SP Group on
our behalf.
If you were purchasing from a retailer other than from SP
Group or a retailer that is using SP Group for billing services
before switching to Ohm, the initial security deposit will be
equivalent to 65% of the security deposit as determined and
published by SP Group for its residential premises utilities
account.
If you were purchasing electricity from SP Group or from a
retailer that is using SP Group for billing services before
switching to Ohm, SP Group will allocate 65% of the security
deposit that you have set aside with them as our Ohm security
deposit. You don’t need to do anything.

i unsure. will call sp tomorrow

 

[matrix05]

So many at the same time! Did they parkat to throw towel at the same time to protest EMA or something?
Combined, got 50% of consumers left in the cold, naked?

 

[AhPoon]

Switched over to SP leeeeee

 

[looney_saint]

Are there any 6 months plan? Seems like all offering minimum 12 months plans. Also anybody with Senoko? Is it worth it? Seems to be the cheapest so far right?


Read HWZ Forum Rules!

 

[pohw0008]

Are there any 6 months plan? Seems like all offering minimum 12 months plans. Also anybody with Senoko? Is it worth it? Seems to be the cheapest so far right?


Read HWZ Forum Rules!

Cheapest is Singtel Tuas now @22.50..

 

[DragonFire]

Here's a shower thought on SP wholesale.

The peak and trough periods are fairly predictable.

What if a battery bank were used to store energy - charged up during low periods, and used during high periods to offset grid usage?

Of course, large battery banks don't generally come cheap. Was doing the math for selling solar overgeneration and this just popped into my head lol.

This does require participation in the ECIS scheme for solar PV operators. Just thinking of better ways to use infrastructure at hand if I were to shunt excess generation into a battery bank instead of selling it directly off the sweet spot.

Top up battery banks at night when rates are low. Dump to market at peak when rates are high. If touch the $2k window, huat. Make full use of that 100A grid connection lol.

Edit: Did the math. Not really worth it. You need to discharge a 9.6KW battery bank ~300 times at $2 per kwh to reach ROI.You probably won't reach ROI unless you assemble your own battery banks from junk.
And even then you might burn your house down first.

 

[TehOKosongPeng]

I got a few hundred referral fee inside.... Think no hope liao

Ohm PayNow me my balance referral fee a few days ago. I prefer cash than keeping the credits with them Have you gotten yours?