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chelters
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If anyone is looking to change energy provider for gas & electric, check out Bulb energy and you can have a £50 credit applied to your account. If you follow this link when setting up (takes 2 mins and switching is automatic from your current provider): https://bulb.co.uk/refer/christopher1412" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Ralph
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how much do you make for whoever clicks that link to sign up?
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Shade
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:lol:

I recently switched to Green Network Energy. £57 a month, and had a 3 month statement the other day saying I'm £25 in credit so far. Hell of a lot less than I was paying on British Gas. On top of that, a call to their customer services lasted approx. 2 and a half mins, from dialling to hanging up, and my query was resolved.

In my job I have to call all of the main energy companies and deal with some bills, and GNE has, so far, been the best I've dealt with in the last 8/9 years, with some of the cheapest prices.
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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Ecotricity always had top customer services in my experience.
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chelters
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Ralph wrote:how much do you make for whoever clicks that link to sign up?
Ralph wrote:how much do you make for whoever clicks that link to sign up?
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Ecotricity always had top customer services in my experience.
I'd get the same credit to my bill as you would get for signing up. It's cheaper than the big 6 so why not?
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chelters
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Ecotricity always had top customer services in my experience.
There's green energy and then there's green energy.....!
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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Give me 75% of your credit as well and I might.
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Ralph
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chelters wrote:
Ralph wrote:how much do you make for whoever clicks that link to sign up?
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Ecotricity always had top customer services in my experience.
I'd get the same credit to my bill as you would get for signing up. It's cheaper than the big 6 so why not?
and you get that money EVERY time someone new signs up via your link....
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Malabus
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Energy should be free for all.
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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Malabus wrote:Energy should be free for all.
Who pays for the infrastructure then?
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Malabus
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Nearly everything can be powered from solar waves using photovoltaics (PV), or concentrated solar power (CSP).

Converting solar into energy is simple and cost effective.
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ctfc-fan
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Malabus wrote:Nearly everything can be powered from solar waves using photovoltaics (PV), or concentrated solar power (CSP).

Converting solar into energy is simple and cost effective.
Until decent storage is available this is limited in hours of darkness for PV.
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Malabus
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ctfc-fan wrote:
Malabus wrote:Nearly everything can be powered from solar waves using photovoltaics (PV), or concentrated solar power (CSP).

Converting solar into energy is simple and cost effective.
Until decent storage is available this is limited in hours of darkness for PV.
That's what the big energy cooperations tell you. They invest greatly to tell you that you need them.
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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Mal is correct. There are constant advances in home storage batteries.
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ctfc-fan
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Mal is correct. There are constant advances in home storage batteries.
But not enough to make them commonplace or to store power for millions of homes.

Also if there's a power cut they have to automatically be turned off if you're on grid so that defeats the object.
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Malabus
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Beware of smart grids; it's a tool to intrude on your privacy.

https://smartgridawareness.org/privacy- ... solutions/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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