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Harriet Morphy-Morris turned off her immersion heater and accumulated £372 in bill credit after understanding how it worked and how much it cost to run as bills were rising

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Harriet explained that they were being charged the same amount as a family home. Only when they had a leak repaired did they notice their mistake and was able to cut £372 off their high energy bill.

Harriet Morphy-Morris says she is now in credit with her energy supplier after turning off her immersion heater.

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"We moved into our first house but in early summer last year our bill went up from £125 per month to £240, even though we knew a rise in price was coming given the price cap at the time, this was a lot more than expected"

France should be in a strong position as Europe reels from the energy crisis, drawing on the renowned nuclear industry that supplies the lion’s share of its power. But France’s nuclear sector has been going through a tricky time, as a significant proportion of its reactors have had to close…

Which? experts say the immersion heater is uneconomical and can rack up a hefty electricity bill

EDF, Centrica and Shell among dozens of firms accused of raising direct debits of customers who are thousands of pounds in credit.

France’s electrical grid operator has lowered its forecast of power cuts through the rest of the winter, largely because of a reduced demand from consumers and higher than expected nuclear and hydropower availability.

The Sunday Mirror made evening calls to several big firms including Eon, British Gas, EDF, Scottish Power and SSE to see how long you'd have to wait to get through - here are the results