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		<title>Switching Gas and Electricity Suppliers  Navigating the Pitfalls</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:22:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many of us have considered changing Gas or Electricity suppliers but have either been put off by all the written notices and added paperwork to fill out or just not been bothered to change. The trouble is that with the number of energy suppliers having increased over the years there is as much competition in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many of us have considered changing Gas or Electricity suppliers but have either been put off by all the written notices and added paperwork to fill out or just not been bothered to change. The trouble is that with the number of energy suppliers having increased over the years there is as much competition in the energy market as other services such as mobile phone networks. Many companies now offer Gas and Electricity in one package, referred to as “Dual-Fuel”.</p>
<p>Some people are held back by thinking that if they switch providers that they may well get cheaper service but at the expense of the reliability of their current provider, the good thing is that some websites can show you not only the prices but also the amount of complaints that each provider receives. There really is a lot of information out there for you to make an informed decision.</p>
<p>With many gas and electricity suppliers vying for your custom some are recognizing the reluctance of some customers to make the jump to another company and are offering to take care of all the transfer paperwork for you because it isn’t unknown for transfers to go awry. In the past people have not been given clear enough notice that they haven’t cancelled their service properly and have ended up being billed for service from their new provider but also their old one still! Admittedly this is quite rare, but the process is not as daunting as it may seem, and there’s lots of people in the same boat.</p>
<p>Getting a quote</p>
<p>This used to be the most time consuming process, going round all the suppliers to see what deals they can do and what rates and tariffs there are. This used to be done by either phoning up salespeople or searching out leaflets. Luckily with the rise of comparison sites this process can be nigh-on eradicated, all you have to do in some cases is give your postcode (to determine which suppliers are in your area) and a brief usage summary (to determine which tariff is best for you), you’re then presented with a list of all possible gas and electricity prices.</p>
<p>Sorting a new deal</p>
<p>First of all you should find your new supplier, to ensure your service is uninterrupted you should sort this before cancelling with your current supplier. Firstly when checking comparison sites you need to make sure that they are accredited with energywatch’s “Confidence Code”, fortunately all gas and electricity suppliers have to reveal their prices so you can guarantee you’ll make the right choice. Once you have arranged a new contract it can sometimes take up to 6 weeks to start with your new provider, during which you need to…</p>
<p>Give your notice to your old supplier<br />
This can be done by giving notice to your supplier in writing, also make sure all outstanding bills are taken care of. In some cases people have had their changeover held up by the fact they had not settled all outstanding bills. It is a good idea to take note of the gas and electricity meter readings on the changeover day so that any discrepancies over what the reading was when you joined your new supplier was</p>
<p>Once all this is taken care of then you should have a smooth changeover from your old supplier to your new one. Hopefully by taking up service with a new provider you may have received some form of discount or sign-up incentive which may have been your reason for choosing that provider above all others. The other benefits of changing are that it can sometimes be absolutely free. The flexibility of payment means that you can choose which method to use (cheque, Direct Debit) and when to make payments (monthly, annually).</p>
<p>So if you think you could be paying less on your bills, your provider’s service isn’t up to scratch or want to take advantage of the discounts and incentives being offered to new customer then now is the perfect time to make the switch to another energy provider.</p>
<p>Andy Adams is an experienced UK writer working specifically with home utilities such as gas, electricity, mobile phones and broadband internet</p>
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		<title>British Gas for Business Users</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:21:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[British gas has a business section that is dedicated to servicing non-domestic users of British gas electricity and gas utilities. The imaginatively named British Gas Business is currently promoting its services as the UK’s most reasonably priced electricity provider.
Their current promotion to British business owners offers a month of free gas for every new non-domestic [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>British gas has a business section that is dedicated to servicing non-domestic users of British gas electricity and gas utilities. The imaginatively named British Gas Business is currently promoting its services as the UK’s most reasonably priced electricity provider.</p>
<p>Their current promotion to British business owners offers a month of free gas for every new non-domestic client who takes on either a new gas or electricity account with British Gas.</p>
<p>British Gas Business has been awarded the Plain English Campaigns coveted Crystal Mark award for their contracts that are jargon free and offer totally readable terms and conditions. Since its inception British Gas Business has signed up 925,000 business clients, and its eye firmly on reaching its one millionth satisfied customers.</p>
<p>What you get from British Gas Business<br />
A real accounts manager who is a Dedicated Account Manager, this means each time you call you are not connected to the first available telephone operator. Instead you be able to speak directly to someone who knows who you are, and is familiar with your business.</p>
<p>British Gas Business pricing structure is very competitive; it is also a household name and British institution. Their clear and understandable contracts carry a fixed price, for a fixed term, so you can calculate your energy cost projections accurately.</p>
<p>You also have unlimited access to energy efficiency advice to help cut wastage and costs as well as moving towards a ‘greener’ workplace. If you move to a new location the contract is ‘portable’ so there are no hidden fees.<br />
You can easily manage you gas or electricity accounts on your own PC for billing, usage and other information. British Gas Business offers easy payments with bank direct debits, and don’t forget that one months free gas offer.</p>
<p>Making the switch</p>
<p>Most business people don’t have thirty minutes to spare while the Indian call centre operator finds time in her busy schedule to talk to them. British Gas Business has professional customer service with a highly trained and helpful team of professionals waiting to assist clients.</p>
<p>Moving to British Gas Business is simple and straight forward, with one simple form that will give you an online quote, if you are happy with that, British Gas Business will complete the rest for you.</p>
<p>It is not possible to avoid central heating bills and to do so would be extremely counter productive but it is perfectly reasonable to take as much care and planning into what system you choose. A responsible supplier will be only too happy to advise with regards to which tariff you are eligible for and contrary to public perception a conscientious and responsible supplier will realise that a happy customer is going to stay with them for along time and as such everyone wins.</p>
<p>As I mentioned it is vitally important that you understand exactly what options you have in front of you. Your choice of which system you want to install can have a major impact on your energy bills and it is perfectly reasonable to take a view that in today’s economic climate that it is essential to try and achieve economies wherever possible.</p>
<p>You should also take a look at British gas dual fuel</p>
<p>Stephen Morgan writes regularly on such matters and more can be found on British Gas For Business Users and at <a href="http://www.energychoices.co.uk">www.energychoices.co.uk</a> which is a site that is dedicate to consumer advice to help individuals and business’s come to informed decisions that make sure they are getting the best possible deal from providers of energy.</p>
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		<title>Lower the Size of Your Power Bills With Renewable Energy</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 13:33:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wind power, solar power and water is a brilliant way to generate your own electrcity. There is information on the internet in the form of guides so one can learn to produce renewable electricity. This renewable power source will trim down your electricity costs, and at times elimates it. A good resource puts in plain [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wind power, solar power and water is a brilliant way to generate your own electrcity. There is information on the internet in the form of guides so one can learn to produce renewable electricity. This renewable power source will trim down your electricity costs, and at times elimates it. A good resource puts in plain words the methods to generate electricity at home. Once a system is in place, the sooner to get rid of the scary power bills you now face. If you really want to save money on your electic bill, renewable energy is for you.</p>
<p>An overlooked renewable energy is wind energy which can be produced by windmills. This idea as we know it has been around for quite some time.The use of wind turbines or windmills can produce a lot of electricity. As time passes, this is one of the best sources of renewable energy as the wind continues to blow, and willgain popularity more and more as the energy crisis increases.</p>
<p>Solar energy is great because the sun is your only source of energy the sun isn\&#8217;t going anywhere. Solar power is one of the best to use in your home. The solar energy panels will cut your power bills almost in half and the environment will benefit too.</p>
<p>Water or hydro energy is another great way to use renewable energy in the household. You can use water to operate vehicles and power electrical appliances. Hydro energy is can be used up to 90% of renewable energy in your home.</p>
<p>Many guides includes a complete set of do it yourself instructions on how to produce power to power your home with renewable energys by constructing your own wind power generator or installing your own solar panels. In order to make these work for you, you need to follow the step by step instructions provided.</p>
<p>A good guide should show you how to harness wind power as well as the sun\&#8217;s rays using solar panels to harness the elements for power. The use of renewable power will help you out to save on your electricity statement a minimum of $1000 annually. The internet is a good teacher for the person who is looking for renewable power sources using sun and wind.</p>
<p>Your home will be the setting for your power creations either through a wind mill or solar panels. You may have solar panels on the roof of your house or in the back yard and your windmill is in an airy place, with this you will be saving money as well as having a healthy environment. We need to preserve our environment by making use of the natural resources in the safest method, because this earth supports us as well as the coming generation.</p>
<p>You may be a bit apprehensive about the whole system of power generating. Bit by bit you will come to see that wind and the solar energy both are the safest and greatest ways to create electricity and save bucks as a result. Why do we have to spend money for the electricity bill when nature is so cooperative and caring? It is high time that we realize this technology and make use of it. Nature is the best acquaintance you can have. Preserve our nature and future with renewable energy.</p>
<p>Wind power and solar power is is definitely good value if you want to save money on your power bill in your home or business with renewable energy. </p>
<p>Author Resource:- Learn the best information on <a href="http://www.microniches.org/category/environment/" target="_blank">green energy</a>. Rick Williamson researches intesting niches at Microniches.org</p>
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