News for February 2011
British Gas customers 'save £322 a year with energy efficiency measures' - 04/02/2011
Energy comparison customers might be interested to hear that a number of gas users have reduced their energy consumption.
EDF Energy to raise prices in March - 04/02/2011
Energy customers might wish to compare gas deals as a power company has announced a price hike, effective from next month.
Council starts search for renewable energy contractor - 03/02/2011
A local authority in Lancashire is set to generate its own cheap electricity via new solar panels.
Renewable energy sector 'has shortage of skilled workers' - 03/02/2011
There is a shortage of skilled workers in the cheap energy sector, according to Acre Resources.
Homes 'to receive tailored advice about energy efficiency - 02/02/2011
Energy comparison customers could soon receive information about making their homes greener under government proposals.
Primary school to generate own cheap electricity - 02/02/2011
Pupils in a Cornish school are learning about cheap energy generation through the use of solar panels.
York residents set to give views on wind turbine scheme - 02/02/2011
Cheap electricity customers in York are set to give their opinions on a proposed nearby wind farm site.
Wind energy sector sees 91% increase in employment - 01/02/2011
Customers wishing to compare energy may be interested to hear that the UK's wind power sector has seen employment rise by 91 per cent in three years.
North-east businesses have plenty of renewable energy investment opportunities - 01/02/2011
There are plenty of green cheap energy opportunities for businesses in the north-east to get involved in, the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (Areg) has pointed out.
National Grid to celebrate increased profits - 01/02/2011
One of the UK's main energy suppliers is set to celebrate a significant increase in full-year operating profit.
It is 'challenging' to secure finance for green energy projects - 01/02/2011
It is difficult to secure investment for green cheap energy projects, the Greater Manchester Environment Commission has said.