Last Summer British Gas installed a Glow-worm HE 330 Condensing Boiler to replace our ageing Potterton Netaheat boiler. The main reason we decided to upgrade was because we were told that we would save around 33% on our gas bill. However, since then I have calculated that the savings have only been around 15% even after taking into account the rise is gas prices and I'm trying to find out why. One of the things I have noticed is that the new boiler seems to stay on a lot longer than the old one. Over a 3 hour period it normally shuts down and starts up again only once (this is not triggered by the room thermostat as the temp hasn't got that high). Our old boiler used to cycle on and off at regular intervals. If the boiler is on for longer periods doesn't that result in more gas being consumed or am I missing something?. Would be grateful for any thoughts/advice. Thanks. David.