PRESS RELEASE
25th June 2008
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Energy companies back new initiative to help not-for-profit sector tackle rising energy costs
PRESS RELEASE
29th April 2008
- BizzEnergy to support lower energy costs for charities
- Smart meters to provide accurate billing and opportunity to reduce carbon footprint
- Energy Efficiency Manager to help users tackle energy efficiency and costs
- Initiative creates employment opportunities for people on the National Disability Register
BizzEnergy opens up electronic billing to small businesses with new billing system
PRESS RELEASE
21st April 2008
BizzEnergy leads the way with BSI standard new bill format
PRESS RELEASE
16th April 2008
Energy supplier aims to improve billing clarity and consumer confidence.
BIzzEnergy appoints marketing director to support company vision
PRESS RELEASE
5th February 2008
Ben Wooltorton joins from SimplySwitch to help redefine customer provision in the energy market.
BizzEnergy, the UK’s leading independent electricity supplier, today announces the appointment of Ben Wooltorton to the position of Marketing Director. Ben, who joins BizzEnergy from SimplySwitch, brings with him over 10 years experience in sales and marketing in the energy industry.
Sauce of Power
PRESS RELEASE
1st April 2008
Worcester's biggest brand may be its famous sauce but, as Andy Coyne discovers, the town is also becoming an unexpected hub for the power supply industry.
One of the big debates among economic development types is whether a regional economy should be allowed to grow naturally.
Green policies push up energy prices
16 January 2008
Environmental measures are adding about £60 to the average household energy bill this year, the market watchdog said yesterday, as EDF Energy became the second leading supplier to raise prices.
Big six energy firms keep prices inflated
13 January 2008
BizzEnergy to light up aim in £100M float
5 January 2008
Business Briefing
22 December 2007
Free energy meters
Bizzenergy, an independent gas and electricity supplier, is trying to encourage its business customers to adopt meters by offering to install high-tech versions for nothing or for a small monthly charge. The company claims that business users will benefit from its "smart" meters because they can track energy use themselves on a half-hourly basis.
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