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    Cooking gas

    Hi y'all so we're moving to the Philippines in 2 weeks, just gathering as much utility info as I can, is there such a thing where you can have gas in your home, like here in UK ie E.ON, British Gas, npower etc. Or is it bottled up and connected? If bottled up how much and how long will it last if cooking say breakfast, and dinner for a small family?


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    We pay between 850.00 and a 1000 PHP for 11 KG of Gas here..

    Lasts about 2 months for a family a bit bigger than yours.

    Hope that helps!


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    Super thanks Fred, sounds quite cheap.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Plonker View Post
    Super! Thanks Fred, sounds quite cheap.
    We pay 750 pesos so yes the prices vary quite a bit. I started laughing when you said British Gas lol, nobody has gas piped into their house as far as I know.


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    Again shows what a rip off Britain is


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Again shows what a rip off Britain is
    We have one of the highest rates for electricity in the world. Rip off Philippines


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    How much is a generator in the phillipines?


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    Quote Originally Posted by andy222 View Post
    How much is a generator in the phillipines?
    Depends on size and what you need it for..
    A 6KVA petrol unit can cost up too about a grand UK pounds.
    Diesel unit about 120k PHP.


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    I was going to put a Pelton wheel in the river next to our mountain summer residence back in the 90s, but that went the same way as the home-built Hovercraft.


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    Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post
    Depends on size and what you need it for..
    A 6KVA petrol unit can cost up too about a grand UK pounds.
    Diesel unit about 120k PHP.
    Thanks Fred, it might be a good investment.


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