Ethical energy supplier could cut bills for Derby residents
Friday, 09 July 2010 10:13AM
Ethical energy supplier could cut bills for Derby residents
"We provide our customers with energy efficiency advice and are always looking for new ways to help them reduce their bills," Director of Investment and Regeneration at Derby Homes.
"Many of our tenants pay a higher tariff with their current energy supplier because they pay by key or card meter."
The housing organisation hopes to be able to offer more help to lower-income families and those suffering from fuel poverty through the partnership.
Derby Homes will also run a number of "anti-social behaviour surgeries" across the city this month, where residents can seek advice from their local Neighbourhood Safety Officer.
Posted by Martin Ellis.
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