September 2009
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Tuesday 29 September 2009
Energy Choices news
E.ON’s fixed energy customers in for price shock
The cheapest tariff in the remaining 10 areas is iSAVE from independent energy supplier first utility.
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Tuesday 29 September 2009
Love money.com news
Slash the cost of your energy bills
First Utility has launched an online payment plan that's far lower than average typical annual bills.
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Sunday 27 September 2009
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Saturday 26 September 2009
The Independent
Energy Price War Masks Service Woes
First Utility remains the cheapest in nine regions.
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Tuesday 22 September 2009
Confused.com news
Smaller energy players challenge tariffs of Big Six
First Utility can offer the advantage of providing customers with a Smart Meter - and the new iSAVE deal offers 14.5% savings.
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Monday 21 September 2009
The Sunday Times
Shun the big names to secure the best deals
New and smaller suppliers are winning a growing following, with increasingly competitive offers compared to the big names.
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Monday 21 September 2009
The Observer
Smart ways to cut the winter bills
Moving over to a smaller provider before it's time to turn the heating back on could give you a warm glow.
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Friday 11 September 2009
The Daily Mirror
Small is beautiful for new energy suppliers
Small and relatively new firms are offering very competitive energy plans. First Utility's iSAVE online plan beats the cheapest of the 'big six'.
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Friday 11 September 2009
Energy Choices news
first:utility has launched a new tariff that's the cheapest dual fuel deal in the UK
iSAVE has become the UK’s cheapest dual fuel deal for the average household
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Friday 11 September 2009
The Daily Mail
Ofgem, like millions of consumers, suspects the (big) companies of profiteering
but little independent, First Utility, has announced it's cutting tariffs
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Friday 11 September 2009
The Daily Mail
Energy giants refuse to pass on price cuts
Ofgem chief in threat to name and shame 'big six' offenders. But First Utility announced that its online tariff would be cut by 14.5%