Anyone with "Green" for the gas and electric?

EAB2

Green have come out top of my latest comparison apparently a saving of £138 a year. 
Currently with Igloo and Green's 'Babbage' 1-year fix is 25% cheaper on the electricity but around 10% dearer on the gas. I cook electric so it's vital to get the electricity tariff lower - the gas is less than a third of the monthly dual fuel bill. 

But Green have no reviews and I'm nervous having had a bit of a nightmare extracting credit in my account from Uility Point when I moved to Igloo. Can anyone recommend?

Gerry1

Ignore all claims and projections.  Just compare annual costs based on actual meter readings.  Why go for dual fuel if separate suppliers are cheaper?

You didn't search very hard !

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6011769/green-reviews-add-your-feedback

EAB2

Thanks Gerry - what I meant was there was no rating on the MSE cheap energy club comparison.

Dual fuel, if the quotes are similar, is so much less hassle for my head!

Gerry1

They do quite well at Citizens Advice.

Petriix

I was with Green.energy for a while. The price was competitive and customer service was fine. Bills were accurate and switching in both directions was hassle free. I only switched because Outfox the Market were offering a very cheap fix in the spring which no one else came close to. For £10 you're probably right not to bother with separate suppliers.

Neil49

We have been with Green for about 8 months now and had no problems. They send an email every month requesting meter readings that we do via the app. Not a lot more to say really. 

EAB2

Looks like I missed the boat anyway - the Babbage tariff is no longer coming up

Gerry1

You're using the wrong comparison site !  Babbage was only launched yesterday.

Try using Citizens Advice and 'Switch with Which?' for a whole market search.

EAB2

I chatted online with Green and they say it was withdrawn last night

Mark2019

I've been looking at switching to Green for a month or so now and their tariffs change every single day. Seriously, their rates and tariff names change a good number of times a week. I'd keep an eye out on the most cheap tariff names and switch when it becomes available again.

milo_2020

Just switched to them from Symbio, 10.5p/kWh