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Energylinx UK Energy Industry News Service
June 05, 2006
A new look for EDF Energy
EDF Energy has now updated their look, uniting their regional names under a new EDF Energy logo.
For many years you may have known their supply businesses as London Energy, Seeboard Energy or SWEB Energy, all part of the EDF Energy group but all trading as separate businesses.
This new look will see the future use of one brand, EDF Energy.
As a company EDF is a major generator in the UK of electricity, they supply over 5 million gas and electricity customers and serve over a quarter of the UK's population through their electricity network.
By combining all brands into one main brand EDF Energy will be able to provide an improved and even more efficient service, which will ultimately allow them to be even more competitive and sustainable as a business.
Whilst this brand change is not accompanied by new domestic energy prices Energylinx would encourage all energy customers to review their current arrangements and suggest that a quick look at the capped or fixed energy deals available in the market today might well offer the best medium to long term options available.
Without doubt this autumn we will see double digit price rises in the domestic energy market and capped and fixed price tariffs available today will almost certainly have been updated by that time making it too late to catch some of the best deals available today.
Energylinx is largest specialist domestic energy price comparison in the UK that allows users to compare the prices of every single gas and electricity supplier. With so many companies in the market it becomes ever more critical that the domestic customer ensures that any comparison provided is 100% impartial.
Domestic customers can do this by logging onto any of the following links or to call Energylinx on 0800 849 7077 for a personalised quote. Energylinx will then send you a detailed domestic energy quote.
These Energylinx calculators are unique in that they allow you to compare the prices of all energy suppliers.
Energylinx will arrange the whole transfer process for you, including notifying your existing supplier of any planned change and tracking the transfer to ensure that it occurs on time and accurately. Energylinx provides its services completely free of charge to the domestic consumer.
Posted by energylinx at June 5, 2006 06:17 AM Technorati: Energy Prices
