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12th October 2009
Switching energy suppliers is a common practice in UK. It is a very simple and hassle-free process. Prospective users just have to take out a few minutes, enter information about their present supplier as well their electricity requirements. A number of d... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson09th October 2009
Five out of the top six energy suppliers have no plans to lower prices for customers that pay by
cash or cheque, it has been reported.
At the start of this month a change was made to the licensing system to allow different prices to reflect the costs... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch05th October 2009
Despite the colossal drop in wholesale energy costs since their peak a year ago, you'd be fooled into thinking that the UK's energy suppliers are about to start offering cheap business electricity in time for the winter. Ofgem, the energy industry regulat... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th September 2009
The energy suppliers are fulfilling our basic requirements, and the online comparison shopping portals has provided a comfortable method of selecting the best and cheap provider.
Energy supply has become a basic requirement for completing our daily ch... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson24th September 2009
Government announces its commitment to deliver smart meters.
On the 11th May 2009, the United Kingdom’s Government announced it intends to mandate smart meters for all households, with an indicative timetable for completion by the end of 2020.
In ... Read >
Author: hectorwright23rd September 2009
UK energy suppliers try to offer their services at cheap prices in order to attract the consumers. One can take the benefit of reduction of prices. Prices can be compared with the help of several portals. Detailed information can also be got through vario... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson23rd September 2009
Energy is a vital need that is required in every walk of life. There are many energy suppliers in UK who are working hard in the direction to satisfy the energy requirements of the people.
Around 70 Energy suppliers are available in UK. There is a tou... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson22nd September 2009
A lot of energy suppliers and price comparison sites these days are offering online energy calculators for customers, giving them the tools to analyse their energy consumption and hopefully reduce the amount of energy they use.
Energy calculators are a... Read >
Author: kIM22nd September 2009
UK energy market face intense competition and suppliers are forced to offer very low prices with lucrative deals to attract consumers. This brings the element of confusion and unnecessary complications while finding the best gas suppliers. Proper comparis... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson21st September 2009
In the current climate - looking to invest in your home might seem like a crazy idea, but there's never been a better time to think about ways to cut your carbon footprint and slash your gas and electricity bills.
The first place you should look is yo... Read >
Author: MarkeD21st September 2009
Intense competition between gas and electricity providers forces them to offer lucrative deals at low prices. This brings confusion in finding the best energy suppliers. Correct timing of switch and proper comparison between suppliers are two essential re... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson18th September 2009
All the basic needs of people are fulfilled by the energy providers. And the methods of acquiring new supplier or switching over to another one has become easier and simple.
In today's world, energy supply has become a basic requirement for everybody.... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson16th September 2009
Gas and electricity suppliers keep on changing their rates time to time. You can keep an eye on the market and can select the cheap gas and electricity providers. Help of Internet sites and print media can be taken in order to get the right information ab... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson15th September 2009
There are several gas and electricity suppliers which offer their services at cost-effective prices. One can compare their prices with ease on several Internet sites and can apply for them as per requirements.
Gas and electricity are the necessary util... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson11th September 2009
According to new research carried out by ICIS Heren - a world-leading publisher of gas, power and carbon market information, energy suppliers are failing to pass on the price cuts of lowering wholesale prices to customers.
Energy companies are now faci... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch30th August 2009
There are six major energy suppliers in UK energy market. They offer attractive packages of gas and electricity to gain more users. It is the responsibility of users to choose the best energy suppliers in UK. This can be done through proper comparison of ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson28th August 2009
More and more households are discovering the benefits of smart meters and using the increased accuracy that the meters bring to make significant savings on their energy bills.
After a gas and electricity provider has replaced a standard energy meter wi... Read >
Author: DTM28th August 2009
The material that is used to create your roof can really make a difference to the overall aesthetics of your property. Taking care of your roofing can make your home or commercial property appear well looked after, clean and well maintained.
There are ... Read >
Author: Danielle Ingram27th August 2009
Finding the best gas and electric providers is a perplexing task. Comparing the energy suppliers is not only essential but also useful to get the best energy supplier. Another important factor to consider before changing the supplier is correct timing of ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson26th August 2009
With the UK in recession and many households in the UK struggling to balance the books here are 5 easy ways and quick ways to see in you can gain a bit of extra cash.
1/ Savings
With UK interest rates at only 0.5% a lot of savings accounts are paying... Read >
Author: Money Saver25th August 2009
Gas for domestic or business use is bought wholesale by the array of suppliers operating within the UK market and then distributed to households or commercial premises via these suppliers. Gas bills are calculated on the basis of how many units of energy ... Read >
Author: kIM21st August 2009
Energy has become an integral part of whatever we do. It is quite astonishing that almost all the things that we possess or see around us are influenced by electricity in one way or the other. Whether it is the electronic gadgets that have made life simpl... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson18th August 2009
Gas and electricity are required in every walk of daily life in the present scenario. They have become the basic needs of the people. Either you have to take meal or have to light your house, gas and electricity play an important role.
There are a lot ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson13th August 2009
There are a lot of energy suppliers available in UK which provide the excellent services to the consumers. Users can get the information about them on several websites and daily newspapers.
Gas and electricity have become the basic sources of livelihoo... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson10th August 2009
Always compare UK energy providers to get the best gas and electricity package available in the market. There are many sites which provide comparison between the major energy suppliers in UK. It is very important to compare the suppliers before switching ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson08th August 2009
Cavity wall insulation is filling gaps or small openings in the two layers of walls. Insulation materials injected within two thin layers of external walls can be effective enough to reduce amount of heat getting escaped through house. Also, this insulati... Read >
Author: William07th August 2009
With many businesses feeling the effects of the recession, cutting costs has become an oft heard term. One of the simplest and effective ways of cutting costs is by making savings on business gas and electricity. With energy prices escalating in recent ye... Read >
Author: Admin04th August 2009
Gas and electricity are the two sources, without which, it is difficult to survive.
There are number of energy suppliers in UK, which are facilitating these services to the people. Many suppliers are offering these services at cost-effective prices which... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson31st July 2009
Want to reduce your gas & electricity bills? Who doesn't? Well, one of the best ways to slash energy bills is to insulate one's house properly. And what you might not know however is that energy efficiency grants are available to help out with homes in th... Read >
Author: MarkeD29th July 2009
How much do prices differ for businesses?
The prices that suppliers charge for business electricity, gas and other utilities can vary massively. It's not unusual for one business to be paying three times the rate as the building next door. Over the past ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer26th July 2009
Rising energy prices have scared its users world wide. In UK also, people are paying huge amount to get gas and electricity however one can save a lot of money by searching cheap gas and electricity suppliers in their locality. There are many companies wh... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson24th July 2009
There are various website where you can compare gas and electricity prices to get the most suitable services and deals. And comparison is one of the primary ways to bag yourself a genuine gas and electricity service provider. Apart from the listing these ... Read >
Author: Mike Simonds16th July 2009
Getting home solar electricity is much more affordable today than 10 years ago. Right now, many state governments and the federal government as well are currently offering tax rebates to homeowners that choose to convert to home solar electricity.
If ... Read >
Author: Mike Jansen16th July 2009
No one likes getting any bill in the post, but with a recent survey finding that energy bills confuse a massive 75% of the public, it seems that gas and electricity bills may be least popular of all.
Three quarters of those polled by YouGov on behalf o... Read >
Author: d.wiles10th July 2009
The rising gas prices have caused many a headache for consumers over the recent months, but consumers can still act to help reduce their fuel bills. Just read through our top tips to help you track down the cheapest gas rates and reduced your monthly ou... Read >
Author: Daniel Higgins10th July 2009
Consumers are all too aware of the global warming issue, and many of us are seeking ways to reduce our carbon footprints. Now green energy has arrived, we can all do our bit to ensure that our household gas and electricity supplies come from greener sourc... Read >
Author: Daniel Higgins09th July 2009
One of the most repeated complaints from the customers of utility suppliers is that they are frequently overcharged for their gas and electricity bills by their supplier. With intelligent utility monitoring, smart meters could put an end to fuel surcharge... Read >
Author: Kim09th July 2009
At the height of summer, your gas consumption should be at its lowest point in the year. With the sun shining (hopefully), the good weather reduces the need to keep the central heating on and hence reduces the amount of gas used each month. However, with ... Read >
Author: Brainwork09th July 2009
In the last month it has come to light that energy customers have been severely overcharged for their gas and electricity by not opting in to direct debit schemes. Although the majority of British customers prefer using direct debit, many customers find i... Read >
Author: Kim05th July 2009
Like any other traded commodity, the energy markets experience fluctuations in price which are determined by a variety of factors. The volatility of the energy markets is ultimately responsible for the fast-changing electricity prices which affect how muc... Read >
Author: Kim01st July 2009
Businesses switching energy suppliers to take advantage of cheap deals are being unfairly snared into expensive contracts once the initial term ends.
All business electricity and gas suppliers impose increases when renewing contracts ‘assumptively' w... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st July 2009
Businesses thinking of switching energy suppliers to reduce their bills should check their contracts for hidden and complex notice periods.
Our estimate is that as many as two-thirds of would-be switchers suffer setbacks because they are unaware of co... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer23rd June 2009
Moving home is one of the most stressful things you can do, so don't add to your problems by forgetting to sort out your gas and electricity suppliers. You need to make sure that you do not get billed for energy you have not used at either property, so he... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri12th June 2009
Nowadays, there is a lot of competitions among companies who make products, whether these are mobile phones, laptops, shoes, medicines or anything else. You can't refuse that the service providers offer good services for reasonable prices. Most of these s... Read >
Author: Tariq Ghazi11th June 2009
Rates and tariffs for domestic energy supply are directly related to the cost of wholesale gas and electricity on the global market. When domestic utility suppliers buy energy on the global market at wholesale prices and when those prices go up, your dome... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton11th June 2009
Do you blame it on nature that heat tends to traverse from warmer regions to cooler regions? But, this will not save you from conserving heat and money in your pocket. However, if you shift your focus to the brick walls of your house, you may come up with... Read >
Author: William06th June 2009
Save money. Save Carbon.
Loft Insulation
Did you know that sufficient loft insulation can help save home owners between £180 - £220 on their annual energy bills?
Well it's true! Statistics show that homeowners with insufficient loft insulation ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th June 2009
Energy efficiency is in the news constantly these days and using less gas and electricity to help save the environment will give you peace of mind but it can also provide you with more money in your pocket.
Here are our top energy saving tips to help r... Read >
Author: Kim05th June 2009
Confused by all the different tariffs and rules that apply to business electricity contracts? Here's some help…
The rates that suppliers charge small businesses for electricity can vary massively. It's not unusual for one shop to be paying three time... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer04th June 2009
Nokia 5130 is one of the latest in Nokia’s catalogue. This 2G network GSM850/900/1800/1900 is released only in Feb2009 and that too in two colors – bright red for the hot females and cool blue for the smart guys. You can interchange the colors of cour... Read >
Author: fuiztmartin01st June 2009
If you have a gas boiler and/or central heating system, then it is a good idea to take out an insurance policy on your central heating boiler, so that the cost of any expensive emergency repairs do not have to come out of your own pocket. Most energy supp... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri01st June 2009
With the growing popularity of comparison websites, more consumers are voting with their feet than ever before and choosing to switch energy suppliers to save money on energy bills. But there are other ways to save on your monthly expenses, as well as cut... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri01st June 2009
While most of us can't afford to install solar panels and wind turbines in our homes, there are other, more affordable options. One of the best ways to ensure that you're doing your bit for the environment is by switching your utilities to an eco-friendly... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri20th May 2009
One of the quickest and easiest ways in which you can save money on your household fuel bills is to switch energy suppliers. Although it may seem logical to switch to the company that is offering the cheapest deal at the time, a more measured approach... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri20th May 2009
One of the quickest and easiest ways in which you can save money on your household fuel bills is to switch energy suppliers. Although it may seem logical to switch to the company that is offering the cheapest deal at the time, a more measured approach m... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri19th May 2009
One of the quickest and easiest ways in which you can save money on your household fuel bills is to switch energy suppliers. Although it may seem logical to switch to the company that is offering the cheapest deal at the time, a more measured approach may... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri27th April 2009
In 2008, ten years after the start of the competitive energy market, the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem), explored the operations of the gas and electricity markets related to how well they have adapted to the competitive market and the leve... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman09th April 2009
Why Settle for Less Than the Best Wind Power How To Guide?
Today, many people become upset when they learn that commercial energy suppliers can, and do shut off power to homes for non-payment. This situation tends to be even more upsetting when someone ... Read >
Author: topgear08th April 2009
Save Money With Solar Power Kits
Did you know harnessing solar power is better than getting a free lunch? Aside from being one of the cheapest energy sources available, you can actually make a good bit of money on any extra energy that you produce. Tod... Read >
Author: topgear01st April 2009
Amelot Holdings is a company which presently specializes in the development of biodiesel and ethanol plants throughout the US. Amelot's objective is to establish relationships between various suppliers of alternative energy who are biodiesel and ethanol r... Read >
Author: Jimmy Spier27th March 2009
Getting home solar electricity is more inexpensive today than 10 years ago. In fact, many state governments are currently offering tax rebates to persons that choose to convert to home solar electricity. If installing a photovoltaic system to supply your ... Read >
Author: Alex25th March 2009
Despite the reductions in wholesale cost being passed onto the customer, it is feared that the big six could be hit by the recession as people struggle to pay their bills on time, if at all. The current climate is seeing an increasingly frugal Britain i... Read >
Author: Eugene Henry24th March 2009
According to a recent Ofgem report, gross margins for gas and electricity are set to rise by £100 per customer per year. This is largely due to the ‘levelling off’ of wholesale costs and Energy Companies ‘stocking up’ on supplies 18 months in a... Read >
Author: Eugene Henry17th March 2009
Gone are the days, when there used to be timber to cook and lighting. In the present time, these sort of things are no more useful because timbers can aggravate the pollution further.
With fast development in the process of urbanization, which is takin... Read >
Author: aldenjerry13th March 2009
As the recession takes a stronger hold on the UK economy, it is having a greater effect on more people on a daily basis. With job cuts being anounced almost daily, and no sign of the financial markets easing.
We should however all make sure we do waht ... Read >
Author: smudger11th March 2009
We know energy suppliers provide us with our much-needed gas and electricity, but there’s a whole lot more they’re supposed to be doing too. After all, lights turning on and cookers heating up are just one small part of the service you pay for.
Met... Read >
Author: MarkeD02nd March 2009
Social energy tariffs explained
So what exactly is a social energy tariff? It’s generally a term for a special rate offered to vulnerable people who have difficulty paying for the gas and electricity that they need.
The eligibility criteria for so... Read >
Author: MarkeD28th February 2009
You've heard their names, seen the TV adverts, and quite possibly paid them money for your gas and electricity, but what else do you know about Britain’s 'Big 6' energy providers.
The Big Six
There are around 20 different gas and electricity supplie... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd February 2009
Choosing energy sources is quite easy these days as there are various websites that help the users to get knowledge about different utility suppliers all over the world. Some of the most famous and reliable among them include EDF Energy, E.ON, Scottish & ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson23rd February 2009
Electricity and gas are the most commonly used energy products for both household activities as well as industrial activities. Without these amenities, existence of mankind is impossible and the world would come to a stand still. For this reason, various ... Read >
Author: aldenjerry19th February 2009
Today is the age of technology. People are able to know and compare the prices of different products and services while sitting at home. Many price comparison websites facilitate to do this by entering the product information and viewing the list of the p... Read >
Author: aldenjerry19th February 2009
Since, these two utilities are the most important ones for all segments of the people, number of Gas And Electricity Suppliers entered in the UK market to provide these services. Among these suppliers, some provide two services for home purposes where as ... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson01st February 2009
Mankind have always been dependent on a large number of things to lead a blissful life, which are also their basic requirements such as gas, electricity, shelter and means of livelihood. Nowadays, the basic sustenance of survival for us can be referred to... Read >
Author: aldenjerry30th January 2009
The cost of the utilities, always seem to be a thing which customers worry about all the time. The utility services are the services which provide us with gas supply and electricity supply. Some companies offer both the utility services while some provide... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson29th January 2009
It is in each individual’s interest to look at our own properties and assess their ENERGY PERFORMANCE to see if we ourselves are doing everything we possibly can to cut down on wasted energy from our homes and surroundings.
The climate in Scotland i... Read >
Author: epcseo317th January 2009
Global price on energy supply has suddenly shot up. People are taking any drastic step to reduce their expenses on electricity or other such energy supplier's bills. Switching from one supplier to another is considered effective for this increases competi... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson09th January 2009
If you are thinking of switching over to the utility companies, then why don't you compare electricity prices with a good online comparison service ? As a matter of fact, it is the fastest and easiest way to find the best energy provider who offers servic... Read >
Author: Andrew Peterson05th November 2008
1. Plan Ahead. Plan for everything you can, from shopping to what you will be having for tea, planning ahead saves both time and money.
Don't buy anything you don't need to and definitely don't go shopping when your hungry or you will always certainly b... Read >
Author: L J Pearce07th October 2008
With energy prices escalating steadily, consumers could knock considerable amounts off their utility bills by switching from their areas default supplier.
Such is the claim of Confused, which has warned that billions of pounds is being wasted throughou... Read >
Author: ARouse06th October 2008
Last week, the government announced their heavily anticipated fuel package costing the �big 6� energy suppliers �910m. The eagerly awaited announcement has been designed in conjunction with the major suppliers and the government as a means of assist... Read >
Author: clickthrough08th September 2008
If you live in South Wales, you are likely to face a huge gas and electricity increase in your bill this winter. Two of the leading gas and electricity providers are set to dramatically increase their prices within hours of each other as they blame soarin... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk08th September 2008
The USA must become independent of foreign oil imports, the world must halt global warming, and world economies must continue to grow.
Only the US can take the lead and can convince other nations that greenhouse gas emissions can be stopped while econo... Read >
Author: drklaus04th September 2008
With energy prices on the rise month on month for the past 22 months and wholesale costs now double what they were last year, households and businesses are paying more than ever for gas and electricity. As a result, a growing number of people are living i... Read >
Author: clickthrough04th September 2008
Especially during the current credit crunch, selecting outlets where the cheapest items can be found means people are literally putting their money where their mouths are and this is most likely to be in the national chains who can still command the cheap... Read >
Author: clickthrough03rd September 2008
Over 50 per cent of householders were not able to arrange a capped price energy deal before the last round of price rises, according to the Motley Fool.
According to research carried out by the independent financial advice site, 54 per cent of people w... Read >
Author: ARouse28th August 2008
British Gas recently announced an immediate price increase of 35%. This is just the latest in a round of price increases from energy suppliers in the UK. It is the same story in other parts of the world. As fuel costs rise, oil in particular and fossil f... Read >
Author: Jack Stevinson29th May 2008
There is a potential risk that a number of business sectors will start to feel the affect of a slow-down in customer spending on the high street. However, small and medium sized business owners are also being warned to monitor the price they pay for commo... Read >
Author: Julian Morgan03rd April 2008
The few in this case are the big 6 electricity and gas suppliers who have sheepishly raised their prices since January by on average 15% - although Scottish and Southern Energy has once again agreed to delay any rise until the spring, no doubt smarting fr... Read >
Author: clickthrough28th March 2008
Green energy has become a major talking point amongst politicians, energy companies and consumers alike.
And with the recent opening of the UK’s first biomass power station, the idea of generating power by using waste products – in this case waste... Read >
Author: DCollins27th March 2008
Rather worrying I thought, an independent peice of research has revealed that where you live can affect how much you pay for gas and electricity.
In January around 4 UK utilities providers varied their gas prices in the UK according to the cost of pipi... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy27th March 2008
Rather worrying I thought, an independent peice of research has revealed that where you live can affect how much you pay for gas and electricity.
In January around 4 UK utilities providers varied their gas prices in the UK according to the cost of pipi... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy07th March 2008
Energy suppliers are being probed by energy regulator Ofgem to determine whether or not customers are being given a fair deal.
This move is a welcome progression, as it is showing the awareness that smaller firms need more protection than bigger firms ... Read >
Author: Gill24th July 2007
As the majority of the population is aware, there is no longer any reasonable doubt that the dramatic climate change the world is experiencing is down to carbon dioxide or CO2 emissions and its abundance within our environment. What you may not know howev... Read >
Author: Liam Gerken04th October 2006
Capgemini will be the main sponsor of the 2nd Annual European Utilities Intelligent Metering 2006. This event is scheduled to take place on 8 - 9 June 2006 at Berns Hotel in Stockholm. The conference will discuss the fruitful smart metering strategies, th... Read >
Author: Neil More22nd July 2006
Reduce Household Utility Bills
With recent increases in wholesale energy prices, the cost of running a home has risen dramatically. The question is, is it time for UK householders to start to change their ways and cut-back on the energy consumption?
... Read >
Author: Cole Branel
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