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Regulators exist to protect consumers. But is having a narrow focus on protecting the consumers of today, failing the consumers of tomorrow?
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Good Energy stands with thousands in its continued fight against the climate emergency
Hundreds of local authorities and businesses have declared a climate emergency, joining Good Energy in its 20-year ongoing fight against the devastation of our home planet.
Posted by: Juliet Davenport | Posted on: 20.09.2019
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Domestic solar is bigger than the UK’s largest power station. Let’s keep it growing.
Solar power on Britain’s home rooftops has a greater capacity than the country’s largest single power station. Yet earlier this year HMRC confirmed a proposed VAT increase for the installation of solar and storage
Posted by: Juliet Davenport | Posted on: 06.09.2019
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The August power cut: what was supposed to happen?
On a Friday afternoon this August, the UK electricity grid saw significant outages. So what was supposed to happen?
Posted by: Thomas Harrison | Posted on: 27.08.2019
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Power cuts point the way to smaller, cleaner generators
The climate emergency is the main reason building more of these small plants, including onshore wind, must be a priority. But reliability would be a big bonus.
Posted by: Juliet Davenport | Posted on: 13.08.2019
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It’s a fact: choosing Good Energy genuinely supports the fight against the climate crisis
Good Energy is exempt from the price cap because we do much more to support growth in renewables and clean technologies than others. And because our customers have actively chosen our tariffs to contribute to that support.
Posted by: Juliet Davenport | Posted on: 01.08.2019
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E.ON is moving its customers to a 52% renewable, 48% greenwash tariff
E.ON is switching all its domestic customers to a '100% renewable' tariff. Good news, but too good to be true?
Posted by: Thomas Harrison | Posted on: 15.07.2019
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Range anxiety? EV charging sites now outnumber petrol stations
Fear of running out of charge on an electric vehicle journey may be a thing of the past, Zap-Map’s latest data shows.
Posted by: Ian McKee | Posted on: 29.05.2019
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A solar tax hike is the worst way to respond to the climate emergency
Consumers are facing an increase from 5% to 20% VAT on the cost of installing their own low-carbon energy and storage.
Posted by: Good Energy | Posted on: 17.05.2019
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Covering climate change: an open letter to the BBC
Climate Change: The Facts was an excellent step forward for communicating the climate crisis. There is lots of work yet to be done.
Posted by: Juliet Davenport | Posted on: 13.05.2019
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