The Merseyside Collective Switch exclusive energy deals have now been extended until midnight Monday 29^th September.

Hundreds of Merseyside residents have already switched through the scheme and are now saving an average of £202 a year on their energy bills.

The Switch Together, Save Together scheme is organised by local charity, Energy Projects Plus, together with the six Merseyside local authorities. It aims to reduce people’s energy bills by collective buying power to negotiate cheaper tariffs from energy suppliers and making it easier for people to switch.

E.on has offered two exclusive tariffs for the collective switch, which are the cheapest on the market for both Monthly Direct Debit and Payment on Receipt of Bill customers. The offers tariffs are both fixed, protecting customers from any price rises until September 2015.

To benefit from these exclusive tariffs, householders need to register with the Merseyside Collective Switch. To register visit www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk or call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor.

Ellie Abernethy, Project Manager at Energy Projects Plus said, “It’s great that people are making such significant savings through switching. Now the offers have been extended even more local people have the opportunity to benefit from the scheme and save on their bills”.

You can see the offers as part of a full market comparison, and generate a personalised quotation to see how much you could save, by visiting www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk Alternatively, you can call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor.

Energy Projects Plus is hosting its 2^nd annual Merseyside Fuel Poverty Conference on Wednesday 1st October 2014, from 9.15am – 3.30pm at Liverpool Cathedral.

Bringing together representatives from key organisations and sectors across Merseyside including local authorities, utilities, housing providers, health sector, charities, social enterprises, and private businesses the conference will provide an important opportunity to influence the future approach on fuel poverty at both a national and local level. 

Speakers include:

• Alan Clifford, Fuel Poverty Strategy Lead, Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC)
• Rachel Wookey, Environmental Public Health Scientist, Public Health England
• Steve Lauri, Business Development Account Manager, Energy Efficiency, E.ON UK
• Ed Matthew, Director, Energy Bill Revolution
• Ed Kingsley, Principal Housing Strategy Officer, Wirral Council

Issues covered will include the impact of fuel poverty on public health, the role of utilities in achieving a lasting reduction in fuel poverty, and the potential for a national energy efficiency programme that also brings the promise of sustainable employment to areas of need.

The conference will also provide an important opportunity to hear directly about the Government’s proposed Fuel Poverty Strategy and speak directly to DECC as part of their consultation process. Workshop sessions will discuss some of the key questions contained within the Government’s consultation document and enable Merseyside to feed back important issues directly to the DECC Team responsible for finalising the strategy.

The conference is free to attend, but numbers are limited, so please save the date in your diaries and confirm your attendance on Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/merseyside-fuel-poverty-conference-tickets-12850673711 as soon as possible.

Merseyside residents are saving an average of £200 a year on their energy bills through the Merseyside Collective Switch.

Exclusive offers are available for those who register to take part and include the cheapest energy tariff in the UK.

E.on is offering the cheapest tariff on the market for both Monthly Direct Debit and Payment on Receipt of Bill customers, available only through the collective switch. The offers tariffs are both fixed, protecting customers from any price rises until September 2015.

The two winning tariffs are exclusive to the collective switch and are only available until midnight on Monday 22^nd September. Householders are encouraged to have a look at the offers and see how much they could save.

To benefit from these exclusive tariffs, householders need to register with the Merseyside Collective Switch. To register visit www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk or call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor.

The offers are available as part of a full market comparison and free and impartial advice is available to guide people through which tariff is best for them.

The Switch Together, Save Together scheme is organised by local charity, Energy Projects Plus, together with the six Merseyside local authorities.

Ellie Abernethy, Project Manager of the scheme at Energy Projects Plus said: “We are thrilled to be able to offer these exclusive tariffs and it’s great that people are making such a significant saving through switching. This is a good time to think about switching so you can make sure you’re on a lower tariff before the winter bills come in.  I hope that everyone takes a minute to have a look at how much they could save if they switched and are able to benefit from the scheme.”

You can see the offers as part of a full market comparison, and generate a personalised quotation to see how much you could save, by visiting www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk Alternatively, you can call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor.

Offers are now in for the Merseyside Collective Switch and organisers are pleased to announce they have negotiated the cheapest energy tariff in the UK, on behalf of Merseyside residents.

2,000 local residents have joined the Merseyside Collective Switch to get a better deal on their energy bills. An energy auction has taken place with suppliers in which E.on offered the cheapest tariff on the market for both Monthly Direct Debit and Payment on Receipt of Bill customers. The offers tariffs are both fixed, protecting customers from any price rises until September 2015.

The two winning tariffs are exclusive to the Collective Switch and are only available for a limited time. Householders are encouraged to have a look at the offers and see how much they could save.

The exclusive collective switch tariffs are only available to householders who have registered for the Merseyside Collective Switch. To register visit www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk or call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor. The offers are only available until midnight Monday 22^nd September.

The offers are available as part of a full market comparison. The winning offer will be displayed at the top of the online results table above all other tariffs on the market.  This ensures the customer knows how the offer compares against the standard available tariffs and shows that by joining the collective and coming together as a community, they have helped secure a better deal.

The Switch Together, Save Together scheme is organised by local charity, Energy Projects Plus, together with the six Merseyside local authorities.

Ellie Abernethy, Project Manager of the scheme at Energy Projects Plus said: “We are thrilled to be able to offer these exclusive tariffs. This is an opportunity for a lot of people to save money on their energy bills, knowing that they will benefit from impartial advice about which is the best tariff for them. This is a good time to think about switching so you can make sure you’re on a lower tariff before the winter bills come in.  I hope that everyone takes a minute to have a look at how much they could save if they switched and are able to benefit from the scheme.”

You can see the offers as part of a full market comparison, and generate a personalised quotation to see how much you could save, by visiting www.lcrenergyswitch.co.uk Alternatively, you can call freephone 0800 043 0151 to speak to an advisor.

There are just days left to join the energy switching scheme that aims to cut household bills, before the offers are announced.

Householders have until Monday 8^th September to register to take part in the collective switch. The exclusive winning tariffs will then be announced. Those who register will receive information about the winning tariffs as well as other tariffs on the market, and they will be able to see how much they could save by switching. The winning tariffs are only available to those who register, so join them today to find out how much you could save.

The Switch Together, Save Together scheme is organised by local charity, Energy Projects Plus, together with the six Merseyside local authorities. It aims to reduce people’s energy bills by using collective buying power to negotiate cheaper tariffs from energy suppliers.

The last Merseyside Collective Switch took place in March, and saved residents an average of £212 a year on their energy bills.  The highest saving was £933.

Anyone can join the collective switch, regardless of current supplier or payment methods. The scheme aims to make it safer and easier to switch supplier, and advisors are on hand to offer free and impartial help every step of the way. It’s free to join and there is no obligation to switch.

You can join the collective switch by registering online at www.LCRenergyswitch.co.uk or by calling the local Save Energy Advice Line on freephone 0800 043 0151, where residents can also get free and impartial help and advice about saving energy at home.