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We’re ranked No.1 for customer service by Citizens Advice – again!

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been ranked as the top energy supplier for customer service for July - September 2025 by Citizens Advice.

At Ecotricity, we supply renewable energy with the greenest possible outcome – using our profits to build new sources of green energy instead of paying out dividends.

The Warm Home Discount Scheme is a programme run by the government and most energy suppliers in the UK to help households living in or at risk of fuel poverty.

Our new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, just announced the removal of VAT from domestic electricity bills from October. It’s initially for just six months but there’s every chance this becomes permanent, in our view.

We’re proud to announce that Ecotricity has won the Best Customer Service Small Supplier 2026 award in the Uswitch Energy Awards 2026.

When you put tens of thousands of people in the same place for a few days, you’re effectively creating large, temporary towns with huge carbon footprints. Thankfully, there are lots of ways you can reduce your impact without reducing your fun!

This month is Plastic Free July, an international campaign to reduce plastic use that everyone can get involved in.

Summer has well and truly arrived along with the sweltering days and nights that climate change is making more likely every year.

We’ve collaborated on a new landmark report with our partners at Make UK, From Crisis to Stability: A Future Energy System for Manufacturers

Not all climate and environmental news is bleak - across communities, oceans and industries, there are clear signs of progress building momentum. Here are three uplifting climate and sustainability stories showing meaningful change in action.

The numbers have been crunched, and independent consumer organisation, Citizens Advice, has put us at the top of their non-domestic energy supplier performance table.

We’re proud to announce that we’ve been named a Which? Eco Provider for the sixth year running. Which?, the UK’s consumer champion, independently analyses and scores energy providers on their green credentials each year.

Nile Rodgers, founder of CHIC, songwriter and music producer, is partnering with Skydiamond to launch an exclusive collectible brooch, bringing sustainable luxury jewellery to fans around the world.

Global Wind Day on 15 June is an annual celebration of clean, green power from all over the world. This year’s theme is Our Wind, Our Community, showcasing how communities in Europe are benefitting from wind energy

Recent years have seen game-changing green developments for festivals. How far have we come and what will we see in the coming years?

It’s here - the Great Big Green Week is running from 6 - 14 June 2026, and it’s no exaggeration to say that it’s Britain’s largest celebration of community-led climate and green action, featuring events on green energy, travel, food and much more.

With World Environment Day on 5 June, it’s a handy reminder that choosing genuinely green energy is one of the biggest things we can do as individuals to help fight climate change.

An Energy Performance Certificate is both a legal obligation and a guide to help green up your operations. We explore what it is and how to make the most of it.

The energy market is shifting again, and we know that it’s a worry for most of us. You may question whether you should stay on a variable tariff or lock into a fixed tariff. It can feel like an overwhelming decision.

Grid Faeries x Ecotricity bring fossil fuel-free power to Bristol festival Grid Faeries x Ecotricity are the official sponsors of the Main Stage at this year’s Love Saves The Day festival, taking place at Ashton Court, Bristol, on 23–24 May.

Did you know that three-quarters of adults in Britain are anxious about the impact of climate change, according to an Office for National Statistics survey?

We’ve got amazing news from Ecotalk this spring with the release of a family of (extremely cute!) beavers into Bowyers Wood, East Sussex.

We’re proud to showcase the work of The ITSA Digital Trust, a computer recycling charity that’s given access to digital education to over 6.6 million people.

Britain’s energy market is broken. For years, we’ve been campaigning to “break the link” between the soaring cost of fossil gas and the price of the cheap, green electricity we generate right here in Britain.

There are many badges for energy suppliers to show their ethical standing, but what are the main ones and what do they mean?

Four members of the Ecotricity team recently took the hot seats as Eco Dragons at Stroud High School for the Young Green Briton Challenge. Here’s what happened.

The UIA represents Third Party Intermediaries (TPI) - its members who are the energy brokers and consultants who play an essential role in helping businesses navigate the energy market.

From the Secretary of State for Business and Trade to factory owners, grid operators, policy advisors and sustainability directors, the National Manufacturing Conference brought together key players for a debate about decarbonising British production.

We’re pleased to share that Ecotricity has once again been ranked the best energy supplier for customer service by Citizens Advice. The latest ratings cover the period October to December 2025 and place us firmly at the top of the table.

From 1 April 2026, energy bills in Britain are set to fall following changes announced by the government in November’s Budget.

The team at the theatre company share how they follow green best practice for the arts sector and how a deep green energy supply helps them achieve their sustainability goals.

Today is World Nature Day, so we decided to celebrate the natural world and to reflect on how we can protect and restore it. At Ecotricity, nature isn’t an add-on to what we do, it’s at the heart of our mission.

One of the standout events diving into sustainability in the live events sector is just around the corner.

Leeds Rhinos are proving that sustainability and elite sport can go hand in hand. Powered by a pioneering partnership with us, the club is cutting carbon, inspiring fans and setting a new standard for rugby league.

At Ecotricity, we’re proud to employ a diverse and talented workforce, with women playing vital roles across every part of our business. From leadership and strategy to operations and customer experience, their impact is felt every day.

Starting today, Ecotalk are giving you a front row seat to watch the beautiful birds feeding, fluttering and squabbling in Chris Packham’s garden in the New Forest.

At Ecotricity, our mission is to end fossil fuels and fight the climate crisis by building new sources of green energy.

We’re delighted to announce that the LIDO 2025 Festival has been awarded Highly Commended by A Greener Future in its awards for the world’s greenest events and festivals.

A major new report reviewing government data and surveying more than 1,000 heat pump owners has exposed the reality of heat pumps and how that contrasts with the claims of the industry and of politicians.

At Ecotricity, ending fossil fuels is central to our vision for a zero-carbon Britain. We back green projects that benefit people and communities and we’re proud to partner with the new Just SUST Festival of sustainable clothing in Stroud.

Every January, millions of people around the world pledge to try a vegan lifestyle for the month. What began as a simple idea has grown into a global movement known as Veganuary.

Most news about the environment and climate can feel downbeat, but there are people working hard to make things better at home and around the globe. Positive change is possible and it’s happening. Here are five uplifting climate stories from December.

Christmas brings joy and warmth into our lives in the depths of December, but it can also produce a huge amount of waste, from landfilled wrapping paper and plastic decorations to unwanted presents and mountains of uneaten food.

Ecotricity Business’ partner, the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) offers a preview of the takeaways from their research on how much progress is being made to decarbonise the built environment sector.

The government has said that direct regulation of energy brokers, also known as third party intermediaries (TPIs), is right for consumers. Here’s what this will mean for businesses and the wider energy market.

Through our ‘Bills into Mills’ model, every Ecotricity customer helps fund new green projects across Britain, turning everyday energy bills into tangible progress towards net zero.

Climate news can feel heavy, but there’s plenty to be hopeful about. Around the world, communities are proving that positive change is possible. Here are 5 uplifting climate stories from November showing real progress in action.

Ecotricity’s mission is to replace fossil fuels with green energy. Across Britain, smart meters are helping us make that happen, making efficient use of the renewable energy we already have while we continue to build more.