Electricity, Gas, and Water
A recent article I wrote was giving the reasons why people should consider switching to ScottishPower. Researching the company, I found that ScottishPower care for the environment with their green initiatives and their plans for the future. ScottishPower was the first UK energy company to generate 100% green electricity and currently offer 100% green electricity. … Read more
SSE currently supply energy to over 9 million UK customers and have a staff force of 12,000 employees. They recently lost their place in the ‘big six; energy firms when they sold their household energy and services business to OVO Energy. OVO Energy has now become one of the bigger energy companies, emerging from the … Read more
Scottish Power is one most popular energy suppliers in the UK. Supplying clean energy to over 5 million loyal customers, ScottishPower is part of the ‘big six’ energy companies. But why should you switch to ScottishPower? Green Future We all want a cleaner future and ScottishPower are one of the global leaders in renewable energy. … Read more
Total Gas & Power Company History Formed in 1987 under the name AGAS, Total Gas & Power entered the UK energy market as the first independent supplier. Becoming a subsidiary, fully owned by Elf Aquitaine, the name was changed in 1999 to Elf Aquitaine. What followed was two mergers, when Total joined with Petrofina, the … Read more
Fancy Mixing Up Your Fuel Supply? Suppliers use different combinations of fuels to make up the energy they supply to our homes and businesses. Combining a range of fuels (coal, gas, nuclear, renewable) in different percentages make up a supplier’s fuel mix. By law, suppliers have to disclose this information along with the environmental impact … Read more
In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the gas sector in Russia was transferred to new energy suppliers, including Gazprom, Ukrgazprom and Turkmengazprom. Gazprom was able to keep assets on Russian territory, monopolising the gas sector in the country. Oil and other supplies were divided between numerous companies. In more recent times, Gazprom … Read more
Back billing occurs when, for a certain period of time, you have been paying too little for your energy supplies, and now the supplier has to claim the money. Back billing can happen for a number of reasons. The most common ones include human error, charging you based on estimated meter readings, your energy or … Read more
A word document compiled to explain navigation and use of Niccolo’s online billing site. Logging in as a customer would and attempting to put myself in their shoes and how they would use the website. I found this type of work really refreshing – and tried to include relevant information to a broad range of … Read more
Do you love saving money? Regularly switching your energy supplier allows you to take advantage of contract changes from different suppliers so you can pay less for the energy you use. 32% of businesses never switch suppliers because they do not know where to begin; make sure that isn’t you. Switching is encouraged by the … Read more