2020 Club Accounts

Peedee

When I follow your link this is all I get:- 

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Hmmm.... it was ok yesterday but not today????? I will see if I can post a new link.

peedee

Your house does not need to be accurate to sell electricity ,it is the same with fuel pumps at garages

 Try this link David and download the PDF file lodged on the 29th June 2021.

>Companies House<

peedee

I'm not selling, I am buying the same as I would on a pitch or an EV charging point. Where is the statement that this is necessary?

peedee

I don't see the club going over to meters, not anytime soon, if ever.

Firstly does any other large campsite provider have meters? Will the club risk losing possible customers?

Secondly the cost of installing meters, I can't remember what the figure was the last time but to install a meter for each pitch on 200+ sites would be considerable and that cost cannot be got back. Not when it lost £10m?

If the usual rate was 38 and now 30 whatever units then really not too bad as said by Steve. 

I've been to many holiday cottages and AirB&Bs ,recently (some with electric outdoor heaters) and none of them had metered fuel costs so why should the club have it just because it's a campsite I have no idea? 

Any metered service  that sells direct to the public has to have calibrated meters , not aware that gas or electric companies work it

Thanks Peedee

I have downloaded the PDF so I can read offline.

I know electricity usage has been mention but I thought it interesting how much gas was used, just over half of the electricity used. Will the gas, at some stage in the future be replaced by electricity or will heat pumps be enough to service the average toilet block, probably will require a bit of both?

David

I wondered the same too David, thinking about solar energy too.

Any metered service that sells direct to the public has to have calibrated meters

But you have still not pointed out where that is a stated requirement.

peedee