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Choosing which comparison site to switch your energy supplier can be confusing, as there are a great many of them. I find it easier to break them down into trusted categories.
Ps’ Grab a fixed price quickly, the cheapest one’s are starting to disappear!
If you are new to switching your energy supplier, you will find this guide quite useful.
Many People are now turning to price comparison sites to compare all the energy deals from all the gas & electricity suppliers.
By comparing all the suppliers in one place, you can see who is offering the cheapest priced deals, or the best fixed price tariff.
Please bookmark this page then open in a new window, so you can follow the instructions
Gas
Electricity
Next
Select your preferred payment method (best prices are available when you choose to pay by direct debit) Then click view results
You are now presented with all the energy suppliers prices for all the different tariffs. As a rule of thumb, you would choose the cheapest, which is the first one you see. During the threat of price rises, it would be wise to choose a fixed price tariff.
Select the tariff which suits you best, then enter your billing information as requested. Your new supplier will then handle the whole switching process.
They will ask you for your meter readings on the day of the switch over.
If you come across anything you are not sure about, please leave a comment below
With our natural energy resources dwindling away, it’s time we all took an interest in energy and the environment. Wind Farms are popping up everywhere these days, this is down to the Government pushing energy companies into meeting with with their targets for producing renewable electricity.
We are still a long way from our future energy, changing from non renewable energy, to new energy.
Going green is now becoming more important to People, as they consider our future generations. However, if you had the choice between renewable and nonrenewable energy, when it comes down to price, what would you put first? The problem here is, green technology comes at a price. After all someone has to pay for it!
Not only is green power energy more expensive from the suppliers. It is also expensive to produce yourself with the purchase of solar panels, or wind turbines. Or if you prefer, windmills, as many People are calling them.
Producing energy from Solar panels is becoming a very popular means of producing your own electricity. With the benefits of receiving payments in the form of the Feed in Tariff (This is where you get paid for producing green energy)
You may be lucky enough to get a grant toward the cost of a solar power system. There is a company which specialises in this field, and you are able to get quotes from many providers with them.
Visit ECO experts
for more information on this service.
With different types of energy available, you do have a choice. You can also choose which supplier to get your green power from. Comparison sites have a facility where you can get quotes for green sustainable energy. If you would like to get quotes for greenergy ( I think I just invented a new word)
I suggest you pop over to UK Power Once you have got your quotes, just click on the green energy tab.
When you get quotes for your greenpower, check out the tariff details. In many cases, you can get £100 back for choosing renewable energy.
Carbon emissions from air travel are sky rocketing. Flying is already a major contributor to global CO2 emissions, and it’s on the rise. At current levels, planes cause at least six per cent of the UK’s total carbon dioxide emissions. But the Department for Transport estimates that this could rise to a third of all emissions by 2050, if the demand for air travel continues at present rate and we continue to make energy savings in other areas.
As well as an increase in the amount people fly, there has also been a rise in the proportion of long haul flights, which create significantly more CO2. A return long haul flight to Thailand releases over two tonnes of CO2 per passenger, which is more than most non flyers’ carbon footprint for a whole year. You can help with this by taking your holidays somewhere closer, such as Spain, or even in the UK (Don’t forget your wellies and brolly)
Also, if you fly from your nearest airport, you will be saving on your carbon footprint and reducing global warming, by not travelling so far by other means.
Jet2.com now fly from many UK airports. In my experience their prices are very good. After all, I have to be responsible also. “OH” and I like to save money where I can as well!
We will be adding more content to this page as and when it becomes available. If you would like to show your interest in helping us to save the planet, you can subscribe to our feed below. when you subscribe, you will receive any new information whenever we update this page.
Ofgem and Citizens Advice have been working together since 2008 developing and delivering face-to-face consumer advice through the Energy Best Deal scheme. The scheme has proven to be a real success in helping consumers with advice.
Many People are still on their energy suppliers highest tariff. In conjuction with OFGEM and the Citizens Advice Bureau we aim to get People off these expensive tariffs and onto the best energy deal available to them.
There are a number of ways in which you can reduce your energy bills! Did you know? If you are on certain benefits, you may be entitled to the Warm Home Discount Scheme. Your supplier will be able to provide more information on this.
The electricity suppliers involved in this scheme are: Atlantic, British Gas, EDF Energy, E.ON, Equipower, Equigas, Manweb, M&S Energy, npower, Sainsbury’s Energy, Scottish Gas, Scottish Hydro, ScottishPower, Southern Electric, SSE, Swalec and Utility Warehouse,
A good way to ensure you get the cheapest tariff is to get quotes from all the energy suppliers. To save time, you can do this through a comparison site.
At Energy Advisory Service UK – We provide a service, where we will keep an eye on your energy prices, and advise you the best thing to do. This way, you can ensure you are always on the best priced energy deal available to you.
If you would like to benefit from this service. Simply provide us with some details about where you live, and the tariff you are currently on. Use the comments section below to tell us this. Your information won’t be made public!
This service is available to everyone. So you don’t need to keep track of your prices, we will do this for you, and advise any changes!
Please provide the following information in the comments section:
Once we receive this information, we will contact you by email advising the best thing you should do!
and how do I know it will be beneficial to me?
At EAS UK, we pride ourselves in our knowledge of the gas and electricity suppliers energy tariffs. How they all work, and which ones to avoid.
You are reading Martins’ Blog – That’s me, I was a Manager with one of the major UK energy suppliers. Although I have great respect for the company I worked for, this doesn’t mean I always give them positive reviews for their tariffs.
When you search the internet for information on any particular tariff, you will often come across energy-advise.com. This is because – as soon as a new tariff is introduced, I evaluate it, and weigh up the pro’s and con’s. I would also state whether or not I would go with the tariff myself.
we will guide you through the process.
The first thing you want to get a hold of, is one of your bills. You will need this to identify your current tariff.
That is all you need to know to be able to compare prices with all the energy suppliers.
The next step, press the green start button on the right, then enter your postcode.
From there, just follow the prompts. You will then be presented with all the energy suppliers available tariffs.
You simply choose a tariff which suits you best.
Here are some examples of top money saving tips, which are available to you simply by doing things online.
Worse case scenario – you are paying your bills each quarter to what used to be known as the gas board and the electricity board.
Switch to an online dual fuel deal and pay by direct debit.
Savings = £300 Click start button on right to get quotes
No matter who your telephone provider is, you can save money with BT
Switch to BT and save on your mobile broadband costs.
Savings = £360 More info on this BT deal on another page at this website
Social network streaming uses a lot of your internet allowance, so you end up with a big bill from your provider.
Get on the one plan with 3 Mobile
Savings = £340 More info on this 3 Mobile deal on another page on this website
Savings have been calculated by conducting a customer survey, and we have used the average figures for our result shown in the savings above
We are delighted to inform you of a new BT Business offer, the 1p BT Business Deal which is aimed at new customers buying a line and broadband package from BT business.
Customers who take out a BT business phone line from Monday 23rd January 2012 can then add broadband for just 1p for the first 3 months and unlimited calls for 1p also for the first 3 months. This includes calls to UK landlines, mobiles and over 190 countries for only 1p a month. A customer can also add unlimited calls from a BT business mobile for just 1p also for the first 3 months.
All broadband and phone line packages start from £15.51 a month* (line rental of £15.50 and then broadband for 1p);
Basic Broadband and phoneline = £15.51* per month , for first 3 months(24 month contract)
Phone line, Broadband & Unlimited calls = £15.52* per month, for first 3 months(24 month contract)
*excluding VAT
This is applicable for all package types for the first 3 months. Depending on the broadband type a customer goes for this, the cost after 3 months will vary.
Visit BT Business Broadband for more information
Price £294.99. It was the price, and the good reviews which attracted me to this oven. I came accross it while I was searching for energy efficient products. Although it doesn’t fit in my normal category for ovens, I thought this was a really good price for a gas oven. Having said that, a new gas oven is more energy efficient than an old one!
Product overview
Efficient, economical and affordable, this single gas oven has a cool, understated satin-steel finish, which also resists smudges and fingerprints. The control panel is clearly marked and includes a digital clock/minute minder.
The large 69L oven cavity incorporates a conventional gas oven and variable gas grill, and includes a grill pan and two shelves with 15 positions. The heat-reflective glass on the large viewing window provides good insulation as well as a good view of whatever’s cooking. Oven ignition is mains-powered and automatic.
This oven is also FSD compliant, and therefore can be used in flats and shared dwellings.
Product features
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Brand
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New World |
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Can be used with LPG
LPG requires different jets. |
No |
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Colour and finish
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Satin steel |
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Depth
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55cm |
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Fuel
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Gas |
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Height
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58.5cm |
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Internal light
Lets you see what’s cooking. |
Yes |
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Main oven liner type
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Enamel |
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Main oven pyrolytic
Pyrolytic ovens make cleaning easy – they heat up to a very high temperature, turning food spills to ash, which you then just sweep away once the oven has cooled down. |
No |
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Main oven shelves
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2 |
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Main oven type
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Gas |
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Manufacturer’s guarantee
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1 year |
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Width
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59.5cm |
Price £254.99. Energy rating A+. Energy cosumption 1.36 KWH
The Indessit IWE81281W is a perfect compliment to our range of recommended energy saving products. Once we have sourced suitable products for this category, we then search for the best prices.
This special offer will be hard to beat!
With plenty of features to keep you happy, the Indesit IWE81281W is a winner in the home. A large 8kg drum capacity makes light work of heavy loads, while it also boasts an A+ rating for energy efficiency, and an A rating for wash performance.
It has temperature-sensed fill and automatic water level control to ensure the water is used as efficiently as possible in every wash. A time saver feature lets you reduce the length of programmes – great if you’re in a hurry – and a 15 minute quick wash is ideal for when you need your clothes fresh in a rush.
A wide opening door makes for easier loading and unloading.
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Automatic water control
Uses only the amount of water the wash needs. |
Yes |
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Average water consumption per cycle
How much water does the machine use? Useful to know if you’re on a water meter. |
69L |
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Brand
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Indesit |
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Colour and finish
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White |
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Delay start
Set the machine to start in your absence – perhaps to take advantage of cheaper night-time electricity. |
Yes |
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Depth
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60cm |
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Digital display
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No |
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Economy programme
Saves you money by using a lower temperature. |
No |
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Energy consumption
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1.36kWh/hour |
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Energy rating
The energy efficiency of the appliance from A to G, with A being the most efficient and G the least. |
A+ |
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Fitting
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Non integrated |
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Half load
For when you’ve less to wash. |
Yes |
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Hand wash
Programme replicates hand washing, suitable for silk and woollens. |
No |
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Height
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85cm |
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Manufacturer’s guarantee
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1 year |
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Maximum Spin Speed
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1200rpm |
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Model number/name
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IWE81281W |
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Pre-wash
Useful on very dirty utensils |
No |
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Programmes
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16 |
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Spin efficiency
How much water is extracted by the spin cycle. A rating from A to G, with A being the best. |
B |
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Spin protection
This protects the machine from going into a spin cycle if the load is unbalanced. |
Yes |
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Variable temperature control
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Yes |
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Wash capacity
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8kg |
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Wash performance
Graded from A to G, with A being the highest quality. |
A |
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Weight
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67kg |
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Width
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59.5cm |
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