Co-operative Energy: what The Big Switch means to us
This week we announced the results of…
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Co-operative Energy: what The Big Switch means to us
- Energy & Home
- 16 May 2012
This week we announced the results of The Big Switch - Co-operative Energy won with the cheapest tariff on the day of the auction. In this guest post, Nigel Mason of Co-operative Energy explains what it means to them. (more on Co-op Energy...)
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The Big Switch – the results are in!
- Energy & Home
- 11 May 2012
After months of excitement, we can finally announce it – The Big Switch auction has finished! And the winner is Co-operative Energy! It’s delivered savings of around £123 per year. Great news, so what happens now? (more on The Big Switch winner...)
64 people have joined in this Conversation
The Queen’s speech – how was it for you?
- Consumer Rights
- 9 May 2012
The pomp and ceremony is over for another year - so how was the Queen’s speech for you? With deficit reduction and reforming the House of Lords top of the agenda, was it a speech that resonated with you? (more about the Queen’s speech...)
2 people have joined in this Conversation
What now for the people who were misled by SSE?
- Energy & Home
- 4 May 2012
Cold-callers give me the shivers. Add a misleading sales pitch and you’ve got a consumer rights issue that’ll give anyone chills. Today SSE were sentenced for misleading doorstep sales. So what's next? (more on the SSE fine...)
4 people have joined in this Conversation
Greenest government ever? Depends how much it costs us
- Energy & Home
- 26 April 2012
The Prime Minister once promised ‘the greenest government ever’. Today he warned the move to green energy must be financially sustainable. We’re worried not enough's being done to help consumers. (more on the greenest government...)
7 people have joined in this Conversation
Budget 2012 – what will George Osborne do for you?
- Money
- 16 March 2012
A year on from Chancellor George Osborne’s ‘Budget for Growth’ in 2011, Britain and consumers are still in poor financial health. So what do we want from the government’s 2012 Budget? (more about the Budget 2012...)
15 people have joined in this Conversation
Scrap carbon tax – why pay more for a policy that won’t work?
- Energy & Home
- 13 March 2012
What do you think of the government’s carbon tax on energy generation? Not only could it become another burden on already squeezed households, we don’t think it will work in promoting low-carbon energy. (more about carbon tax...)
One person has joined in this Conversation
EDF Energy pays £4.5m back to customers – it’s about time
- Energy & Home
- 10 March 2012
An energy company does something it shouldn’t. What usually happens? Ofgem slaps said company on the wrist, fines it a million or two and the money goes straight into the Treasury's coffers. Well, not today. (more about energy companies...)
2 people have joined in this Conversation
Vox pops: What would you change about the energy industry?
- Energy & Home
- 9 March 2012
We’ve been out-and-about on our UK tour to talk to people about their energy-related concerns. From complex bills to huge price rises – here are some of the things people have told us. (more about our live energy debates...)
45 people have joined in this Conversation
Should I join the 200,000 who are making The Big Switch?
- Energy & Home
- 8 March 2012
Have you signed up to The Big Switch? As it’s a UK first, we've invited our sister organisation – Consumentenbond from the Netherlands – to come and explain how it worked for them. (more about collective switching energy... )
19 people have joined in this Conversation
I got an £11,000 energy bill – what can I do?
- Energy & Home
- 21 February 2012
You’re probably used to us highlighting energy issues by now, like problems getting a refund and doorstep selling. This week we're telling an individual's story that shocked our energy staff – can Which? help fix it? (more on energy bills...)
4 people have joined in this Conversation
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