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Energy saving FAQs

• What if I don’t have a copy of my most recent energy bill?

  We will still be able to give energy quotes providing you can give us an estimate of your monthly bill and tell us who your current provider is. Having a copy of your bill just means that we can provide more accurate quotes. If you would rather wait to know your exact monthly amount, you could have a look at your bank statement, contact your energy provider for a copy of your bill, or if you have an online account, log in to download a recent copy.

• Who is the best energy provider?

  The energy market was once dominated by what’s commonly referred to as the 'big six' energy providers: British Gas, npower, Scottish Power, EDF, E-On and SSE. However, with the rise in independent providers, consumers now have more options to choose from. Here at Love Energy Savings, we work with dozens of energy suppliers to give our customers access to the most comprehensive range of energy comparison deals.

• Who is the cheapest energy provider?

  Finding the cheapest energy provider depends on several factors, including your location and how much you currently pay for gas and electric. The best way to find the cheapest energy deal is to compare energy suppliers. Our comparison engine can give you access to a huge range of deals from a number of suppliers — including the ‘Big Six’ and independent energy providers — so that you can choose the right deal for your needs and your budget.

• How do I reduce energy consumption?

  While finding a cheaper energy deal is a great way to cut bills, you can make small changes to your behaviour to easily reduce your energy consumption. Our energy guides are full of helpful advice on how you can cut down and do your part for the environment.

• How do I change my energy provider?

  If you are on a fixed rate tariff, you will normally be locked into that contract for an agreed length of time. This could be up to 5 years. When your contract is due to end, you can start looking for a new deal 6 months before you need to switch. If you’re unsure what your contract length is, you can check with your energy provider.

  If you are on a variable rate tariff, you can normally switch to a different tariff or provider once you have given your current provider 30 days’ notice.

  You can find out what deals are available to you by using our comparison engine. With it, you can compare deals on both business and home energy tariffs.

• How long does it take to switch energy supplier?

  The switching process will depend on when your contract date with your current provider ends. Here at Love Energy Savings, we take care of all the details, including negotiations between suppliers. We’ll keep you updated throughout the processes, but you can also keep an eye on the progress via our Track my Switch Tool.

• Can I switch to a green energy supplier?

  Yes, you can! At Love Energy Savings, we work with a number of trusted brands that can supply 100% renewable energy — at no extra cost to you. You can check out our full suppliers list to see who we work with.