Reduced Carbon Footprint: Switching to a green tariff can significantly reduce carbon emissions, simultaneously reducing use and demand for non-renewables. Cheap electricity from renewable sources could provide 65% of the world’s total electricity supply by 2030, massively cutting carbon emissions and helping to mitigate climate change!
Support for Renewable Energy: Helps increase demand for renewable energy, encouraging further investment and development, helping decarbonise the grid.
Myth 1: Green Energy is unreliable
Reality: Renewable energy technologies have advanced significantly, making green energy much more reliable and its availability increasing every year. Many green tariffs are backed by guarantees ensuring a stable supply.
Myth 2: Switching to a Green Tariff is complicated
Reality: The process of switching to a green tariff is typically straightforward thanks to the Energy Switch Guarantee, automating the process for consumers and transferring without interruption. Energy suppliers manage most of the transition, making it easy for you to make the switch.