Category: Energy Guides

Using less energy is a great way to protect the environment, but it can also reduce your expenses too. When you use less energy at home or work, for example, your gas, electricity, and fuel bills should decrease accordingly. To start living more sustainable, take a look at these top energy saving tips now: 3 […]

How you choose to power your home or commercial building has a major impact on its energy efficiency and your energy bills. For properties that require both gas and electric power, dual fuel energy tariffs can be a cost-effective and stress-free way to access the resources you need. To learn more, read on and take […]

Your energy bills can account for a significant proportion of your home’s running costs, but there may be ways to reduce your costs. Firstly, you’ll need to understand exactly how energy companies charge their customers and this means getting to grips with energy tariffs. How Do Energy Tariffs Work? Energy providers use tariffs to sell […]

Every property owner needs to ensure the right type of power is available whenever it’s needed. For most people, this means using energy suppliers to access gas and/or electricity. Although you can create your own power or supplement fuel by using solar panels or residential wind turbines, accessing power from an energy company is the […]

Customers in the UK can choose from a wide variety of energy suppliers. Although some companies are more well-known than others, there are actually hundreds of energy providers working across the country. Of course, every company offers different products and tariffs, so it’s important to research the market to find the best deal. Once you […]

The vast majority of homes and commercial units in the UK are connected to the mains electricity power grid. This means that property owners or managers need to work with energy suppliers to ensure a continual electricity power supply. Economy 10 refers to a specific type of electricity tariff, offered by many providers. Although there […]

When you decide that you’ve been overcharged for gas and electricity too long and it’s time to switch energy providers, there are just a few bits of information you’ll be expected to provide. You’ll need your name and address, of course, and an idea of how much you’re currently paying for your gas and electricity. You’ll […]

An EPC is an Energy Performance Certificate that’s required by law on all buildings that are newly built, sold or rented out. That’s nearly all of them, then.So if you’re buying or renting a property, you need to make sure there’s an EPC. They’re valid for 10 years and give you an indication of how […]

Believe it or not, people sometimes have to make a complaint about their energy supplier. A lot of the time this involves calling their customer service centre and being told how important your call is to them 72 times while you wait for what seems like hours listening to the worst music in the world. […]