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By Haddenham Webteam - 28th November 2016 4:45pm
Are you keen to reduce your household energy costs?
Buckinghamshire County Council is inviting residents to see if they can make savings on their energy bills through the Government's Collective Switching Scheme.
This is a national scheme, which will join Bucks' residents, families and friends with other people from around the country in a large pool and then invite energy suppliers to bid in an auction to provide energy to this pool of people at a preferential lower rate. Once the supplier has been confirmed they will write to everyone with a personalised quote. There is no obligation to switch.
According to Bucks CC, in the last round of Auction:
- 41% of people who registered in Buckinghamshire were able to make a saving
- The average savings in the county have been around £280 per year.
You can find out more and also register your interest here.
The deadline for registration is 13th February 2017 and the auction for suppliers will take place on 14th February. Please note that you will need your existing energy bill(s) to complete your registration.
Additional information is available from:
Filipe Fernandes
Energy & Resources Officer
Transport, Economy & Environment
Buckinghamshire County Council
7th Floor, County Hall, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP20 1UA
Tel: 01296 382243
Mobile: 07710 146879
Email: fifernandes@buckscc.gov.uk or energy@buckscc.gov.uk
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