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Switching to Green Star?
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Hello from a first time user of the forum
I am considering switching gas and electricity to Green Star which is highest rated of the 'green' energy suppliers in terms of the savings I can make.
However the standing charges of both fuels are extremely high (over 16p for gas and 25p for electricity).
Am I missing something? It seems to me that this is higher than rates elsewhere so Im mistrustful of the savings comparison as a result.
Can anyone shed some light/advise accordingly?
Thanks
Hi, you might also like to read our Green Star analysis.
Back to Lisa Rose's original post...
Hello from a first time user of the forum
I am considering switching gas and electricity to Green Star which is highest rated of the 'green' energy suppliers in terms of the savings I can make.
However the standing charges of both fuels are extremely high (over 16p for gas and 25p for electricity).
Am I missing something? It seems to me that this is higher than rates elsewhere so Im mistrustful of the savings comparison as a result.
Can anyone shed some light/advise accordingly?
Thanks
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