The message coming through loud and clear is that householders cannot rely on fuel company price cuts to bring their energy bills down. Those who don't take regular action to ensure they are on the cheapest tariff will often see their bills increase.
According to Ann Robinson, Director of Consumer Policy at uSwitch.com, some householders are paying up to £350 too much for their energy at present. Her advice is to move to dual fuel, pay by direct debit and sign up to an online plan. This arrangement will make it easier to monitor price changes and to switch supplier when you're not getting the the best deal. It also saves paper as you don’t receive endless bills through the post.
With the greener options on the market now competitively priced, it is also a good time to look for a cleaner, greener supplier. Not only can you shrink your carbon footprint this way, you can also save money. Visit USwitch and check out suppliers like Ecotricity, Green Energy UK and Good Energy.
