My Energy supplier has gone bust.

That special blueish/white skin that has some small brown dots scattered about it???🤣🤣🤣
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What joy 🤣🤣


Don't worry, some fuckwit will anounce soon that it was the hottest January day on record.
 
What joy 🤣🤣

THIS IS WHY... we can't replace gas boilers with direct heat, snake oil or heat pumps..... then you can forget about electric cars...
 
I see Ofgem are doing fabulous work here... :unsure:


Energy giants rake half a trillion in profits while households' bills go through the roof​


Researchers from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition examined the accounts of firms ranging from oil heavyweights and producers, through to those distributing power, as well as household suppliers. The 20 companies have made £514billion between them since 2020, including £115billion last year alone. The figures take in the companies’ profits worldwide, and not just in the UK.

The haul emerged as millions of UK households will see energy bills jump by another 6.4% from Tuesday. Ofgem’s price cap will increase by an average £111 a year to £1,849.
 
I see Ofgem are doing fabulous work here... :unsure:


Energy giants rake half a trillion in profits while households' bills go through the roof​


Researchers from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition examined the accounts of firms ranging from oil heavyweights and producers, through to those distributing power, as well as household suppliers. The 20 companies have made £514billion between them since 2020, including £115billion last year alone. The figures take in the companies’ profits worldwide, and not just in the UK.

The haul emerged as millions of UK households will see energy bills jump by another 6.4% from Tuesday. Ofgem’s price cap will increase by an average £111 a year to £1,849.
Had a letter Thursday from the robbing fuckers EON saying energy prices will be rising. We shouldn't be using the heating much thankfully now the weather is turning mild!! 🤷‍♂️
 
I see Ofgem are doing fabulous work here... :unsure:


Energy giants rake half a trillion in profits while households' bills go through the roof​


Researchers from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition examined the accounts of firms ranging from oil heavyweights and producers, through to those distributing power, as well as household suppliers. The 20 companies have made £514billion between them since 2020, including £115billion last year alone. The figures take in the companies’ profits worldwide, and not just in the UK.

The haul emerged as millions of UK households will see energy bills jump by another 6.4% from Tuesday. Ofgem’s price cap will increase by an average £111 a year to £1,849.
Don’t worry mad ed milibrain is going to save you up to £300 err by 2030 🤪🤣🤣🤣
 
Hold onto your duvets....

 
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