What’s the problem? Under the terms of the RO scheme, all energy suppliers must be able to prove that they have sourced enough electricity from renewable sources to meet the required obligations. In order to provide proof, suppliers had to present their Renewable Energy Certificates (ROCs) to Ofgem by September 1. If suppliers couldn’t supply […]
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How green is your green energy deal?
What is a green energy deal? Also known as a renewable energy tariff, a green energy deal is one whereby some or all of the electricity you buy is ‘matched’ by purchases of renewable energy that your energy supplier makes on your behalf, usually from wind farms and hydroelectric power stations. Some green energy tariffs […]
5 Steps To Reduce The Amount Of Power You Use In The Kitchen
How to save energy in the kitchen Kitchen appliances use a lot of power and with the cost of electricity increasing, you may be looking for ways to save power in the kitchen. The kitchen is usually the room where the most power in a home is used because of the quantity of energy draining […]