We’re happy to announce that we’ve just teamed up with Big Clean Switch to help you cut your environmental impact and even save money in the process.
In doing so, we need you to know that you can still get great value on your energy costs without having to resort to paying for a supply generated by dirty coal, oil and gas.
Big Clean Switch only work with suppliers who source 100% of their electricity from renewables – mainly sun, wind and water. That’s because for them, more customers means finding more supply, helping to drive investment in new sources of clean energy.
Therefore, by switching supplier, your energy bill will be contributing to something positive – making the UK’s energy supply cleaner. And these days it can often be cheaper to use renewable energy than standard energy suppliers.
To find out how much you could save simply visit our Big Clean Switch page and enter your postcode to get started. You’ll be asked to name your existing supplier and tariff, and say how much you spend on energy per year. (This information is easy to find on your energy bills).
The site will then tell you which clean energy suppliers are the cheapest, and how much they will cost compared to your existing supplier. If you’re happy to switch just select the tariff you want, fill in the short form on the next page and you’ll be on your way!
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Please note: while the Big Clean Switch is a service that helps you find a cheap and reputable clean energy provider, it is not a full energy tariff comparison service. If you want to find the cheapest energy supplier and are less concerned about using a renewable energy supply, it is advisable to follow the process described in the following link: https://www.actionsurrey.org/help/residents/switch
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