How Do You Think We Should Produce Electricity? Here are some good (or debatable) suggestions. If you want to add your own, complete the survey ...
A war is ongoing between Britain's leading 'Green' electricity suppliers, with Ecotricity especially keen to slag Good Energy off at every opportunity ...
Our latest statement from Good Energy shows a three-month estimated consumption of 836kWh, at a rate of 15.16p/kWh. It then shows an actual ...
The Good Energy Shop has an excellent page, called Comparison of energy monitors, that compares four products between £35 and £100 ...
Good Energy has published results of a questionnaire, in which customers were asked what sort of environmental decisions they make. Here are ...
From Good Energy: Our new online service is open for trade, and we're celebrating with a very special offer. The Good Energy Shop provides ...
Electronics Weekly reports on a computer monitor that consumes no power on standby. This could save a lot of electricity when mass-deployed ...
The Kill-a-Watt is available from the REUK.co.uk shop, for £19.99 plus £1.95 UK mainland postage. You plug it into a mains socket ...
From ElectronicsWeekly.com, here is an article on producing electricity from vibrations such as body movement: Thanks to the decreasing size ...
I've just had a response back from my electricity provider regarding free provision of EDDs. Here is what Amy Harrison, Customer Care Advisor ...
The Energy Retail Association has published advice on Smart Meters, which are gas and electricity meters that provide instant usage data to the ...
So there isn't a cartel operating in the UK energy market? Good Energy states on its Prices Page that its domestic electricity prices are rising ...