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Energylinx UK Energy Industry News Service
August 01, 2008
Ecotricity increase energy prices
Ecotricity, the green electricity company has today, 1st August 2008, announced prices increase in three distribution areas.
Ecotricity offer two tariffs.
New Energy
Ecotricity's popular New Energy tariff offers a growing percentage of green supply offset from their own turbines, currently around 25%, with the rest coming from conventional sources. The more customers Ecotricity has, the more investment they can make in building new renewable electricity. With New Energy you pay the same as the standard price of your regional supplier.
New Energy Plus
New Energy Plus tariff is derived of green supply offset from their own wind turbines, plus additional green electricity purchased from elsewhere, making this a 100% green supply tariff. There is a small premium of 0.5p per kilowatt hour to cover the extra costs of supplying additional existing green supply.
As a result of EDF Energy's recent price increase Ecotricity has reviewed electricity prices in the London, Seeboard and SWEB distribution areas.
If you wish to see how these prices compare with the rest of the UK renewable energy tariffs click here.
Regardless of what energy supplier you are with it is definitely worth comparing the entire energy market, especially in light of the recent price increases and the fact that many fixed and capped price deals are being quickly removed from sale.
Now really is the very last chance to get yourself any kind of bargain in the energy markets.
If you have gas and electricity click here.
If you only have electricity click here
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Posted by energylinx at August 1, 2008 06:52 PM Technorati: Energy Prices
