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Re: At Cost Energy
I also guess they buy the cheapest energy on the market, regardless of how renewable it may or may not be? I couldn't find any solid info on the web site.
Interesting idea, though
Interesting idea, though
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Re: At Cost Energy
I presume their operating costs are part of 'at cost' but they do not make profit.
Might be a load of poop but seems a better starting point than the thievery bastardiness of British Gas etc
Might be a load of poop but seems a better starting point than the thievery bastardiness of British Gas etc
Re: At Cost Energy
rather curiously Atcostenergy say they will donate 50% of their profits to good causes, which is a bit odd for a no-profit company...
There is also
http://www.ebico.co.uk/
There is also
http://www.ebico.co.uk/
Re: At Cost Energy
More than just a bit. One of their statements cannot be true.Wilhelm Von Rhomboid wrote:rather curiously Atcostenergy say they will donate 50% of their profits to good causes, which is a bit odd for a no-profit company...
Yes, I am with them. I'd been talking about setting up a non-profit energy (and phone) company, then promptly had a row with British Gas and found Ebico had beaten me to it... still a gap in the market for a non-profit phone company though (and maybe a non-prophet religion?).There is also
http://www.ebico.co.uk/
One of the things I liked about Ebico was that their prices were straightforward, and easily found.
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