How can we help?

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.

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.

At Ecotricity, we love a good nature story. Often, we hear stories about people harming nature instead of helping it. That’s why we were thrilled to see this video of baby beavers splashing about in the river in Devon – thanks to the hard work of Ecotalk.

Launched Monday 24 November, Dale Vince OBE, has created a new interventionist multi-media platform, Babelfish – an eight-page budget special dedicated to energy reform, which will reach every MP, MSP, Welsh Assembly Member and Peer.

After reaching over 7,500 young people across England last year, the Young Green Briton Challenge is back and bigger than ever.

The 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference – known as COP30 – is taking place in Belém, Brazil from 10-21 November. The location will resonate with anyone who cares about the climate change and the planet.

World Vegan Month is a month-long global celebration that kicked off with World Vegan Day on 1 November 2025

Powered by 100% green energy, Atlantic Brewery and Distillery is showing how sustainability can shape every pint, pour, and plate, without compromising on flavour or integrity.

We always feel that it’s very important to let our customers know why we make changes on how we operate. We’re transparent with how we do things.

Ahead of this year’s POP3 event, we speak with Future Yard about the venue’s pioneering green initiatives, its partnership with Ecotricity, and how the arts can inspire climate action.

We’re proud to reveal that we’ve been named a Which? Eco Provider for the fifth year running.

Halloween might be over, but your pumpkin doesn’t have to go straight into the bin. Whether you’ve carved a spooky masterpiece or just decorated a few gourds for the season, there are plenty of sustainable ways to make the most of them.

Climate headlines can sometimes feel heavy - filled with warnings about rising temperatures, shrinking habitats and global challenges. Amid the concern, there are also reasons to feel hopeful.

Many gadgets keep using power even when switched off. Discover how to stop energy vampires and save money with our top tips for spooky energy savings!

Across UK industries, sustainability is no longer optional. For B2B customers, choosing a green business has become a key purchasing driver and a major factor in long-term brand growth.

Andy Hunter, CEO of Evolve Energy Solutions, recently visited Ecotricity and the wider Green Britain Group. Here’s his take on what he saw.

The landmark agreement will see the portfolio of AEG’s iconic UK venues come on board with Ecotricity as part of a supply agreement combining PPAs with our Real Time REGOs solution.

Climate news can often feel overwhelming and discouraging. While it’s crucial to stay aware of the challenges our planet faces, it’s equally important to celebrate progress and hope.

A groundbreaking new initiative is using the beautiful game in a whole new way - not just to score goals, but to tackle loneliness and support mental health.

The Giga Poll is a groundbreaking poll of over 45,000 people on more than 80 social, political and economic issues to learn what Britain really thinks, commissioned by Ecotricity and Hope not Hate.

We’re delighted to announce that Ecotricity has been awarded Ethical Accreditation by The GOOD Shopping Guide

World Animal Day is an annual, global call to action for animal rights and welfare. The goal is to build a better future for animals by increasing awareness and improving education across the globe.

When the cold weather sets in, most of us need to use more energy for heating, lighting and hot water.

Our customers are at the heart of what we do, and we’re always looking to improve our customer service and your experience with us.

NESO has published its latest five-year view of TNUoS tariffs. Here’s our take on the changes and the impact it will have on energy bills for the businesses of Britain.

Here at Ecotricity, we’re passionate supporters of our sister club Forest Green Rovers. They’re joining us on our mission to beat climate change by showing the world that there is another way to do things.

At Ecotricity, we’re not your average energy supplier. We don’t just keep your lights on – we’re on a mission to build a greener Britain.

Compare energy prices wisely – the cheapest tariffs often come with hidden environmental costs. Discover why switching to Ecotricity is better for you and the planet.

Climate news can often seem heavy and discouraging. While it’s vital to understand the challenges our planet faces, it’s just as important to celebrate the steps forward.

The UKGBC has been a force behind the green agenda in the built environment for many years, and we’re now partnering to drive sustainable innovation in the sector.

We always like to get out and about to as many festivals and green happenings as possible during the summer months, but this year is particularly exciting.

We’re thrilled to announce that Ecotricity will be at Vegan Camp Out 2025 from 29 August to 31 August and we’d love for you to come and visit our stand!

We were on the red carpet at this year's BAFTA TV Craft Awards to hear how the team behind the likes of Rivals and Mary & George integrated sustainability into their production.

Factory farming of livestock is a major contributor to the climate crisis. It’s also damaging nature as well as public health, with red and processed meat classified by the World Health Organisation as Group 1 and 2 carcinogens.

At Ecotricity everything we do is in pursuit of a greener Britain. Our Smart Export Tariff (SET) is an important step towards this goal, making the most of every kilowatt of green energy generated by domestic solar panels and windmills.

Climate news can often feel overwhelmingly negative and while it’s crucial to stay informed about the ways our actions impact the planet, it’s just as important to spotlight the progress being made.

Businesses face a more complex energy equation than households. Here is how the two differ and why securing deep green energy is so important for the businesses of Britain.