A partnership business set up by Cheshire East Council to help local residents reduce their energy bills has saved households £2m.
More than 7,000 people have now signed up to buy their gas and electricity through Fairerpower, a partnership between the Council and award-winning Ovo Energy, since its launch in March 2015.
Cheshire East residents who have switched to Fairerpower are saving an average of £246 on their annual fixed-tariff bills (note 1)
Fairerpower was formed based upon the belief that people were spending too much on their energy bills by not switching providers for years. The not-for-profit organisation aims to offer a competitive energy plan that gives more back to the people of Cheshire.
Now Fairerpower is advising residents to consider a switch to a fixed tariff deal to avoid getting caught out by the fluctuating cost of energy.
Visit the website here
Cheshire East Council became the first local authority in the UK to sell power since the gas and electricity supply system was nationalised in 1948.
Switching to Fairerpower is easy and is an option for all 170,000 households in the borough.
So why not join?
Call 0800 4086701 or visit www.fairerpower.co.uk
Notes
1 £246 is the average saving of dual-fuel customers that pay monthly and who switched between 16/03/15 and 30/06/16. Individual savings will vary according to current supplier, location, consumption and Fairerpower tariff options.
2 Exit fees are not charged when you leave Fairerpower. However, you may be charged a fee to switch between Fairerpower tariffs if within your fixed-term contract.
3 Calculated at three per cent per year, paid monthly based on number of days in credit and the amount left in your account after you've paid your bill. Ovo Interest Reward is capped at 12 times the amount of the current direct debit amount and is available to customers paying by advance direct debit. Terms apply: see www.ovoenergy.com/coreterms2015
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