Green Energy Discounts

HEATABLE
Exclusive £200 off solar panels

New boilers & installation

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OCTOPUS ENERGY
£50 free credit when you sign up

Affordable renewable energy

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Discount available for new accounts only

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Octopus Energy is the only energy supplier to be recommended by Which? year after year. Octopus has the best customer service and lowest prices, and uses green energy from solar generation in the UK.

SO ENERGY
£50 free credit for new customers

Low cost energy supplier

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BULB ENERGY
£50 free credit + exit fees paid

100% renewable electricity & 100% carbon neutral gas

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Bulb Energy is a new UK company with a low carbon, 100% renewable energy supply for domestic properties. They offer competitive prices and have an innovative variable tariff which allows customers to see how much they are saving each month.

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What is Green Energy?

Green energy, or renewable energy, is any form of electricity that comes from natural resources such as sunlight and wind. Green power sources do not emit harmful pollutants into the air and are thus considered environmentally friendly. In contrast to fossil fuels like coal, which release carbon dioxide when burned for fuel, green power produces no emissions at all. The term "green" refers to plants or plant-derived materials used in the process of generating electric power.