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Energylinx UK Energy Industry News Service

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December 04, 2007

British Gas reviews its Market Tracker energy tariff

In line with the rules surrounding this tariff, British Gas has announced an increase at its first quarterly review of its Market Tracker tariff.

The increase averages 15.03% on gas and 15.21% on electricity across all fourteen UK distribution areas**.

With British Gas Market Tracker, prices are tracked against wholesale prices from 1st September 2007 until 31st August 2008. Prices are set at the beginning of each quarter on the following dates: 4th December 2007, 4th March 2008 and 3rd June 2008. The prices are then fixed for the remainder of that quarter.

Given that the tracking is designed to reflect the wholesale gas and electricity markets it now seems almost inevitable that we are going to see price increases across the entire domestic energy sector over the coming months.

Energylinx would recommend that all domestic customers review their energy prices regularly and customers can do so for free on any of the 100% impartial energywatch accredited price comparison services provided by Energylinx.

Dual Fuel Price Comparison

Electricity Price Comparison

Gas Price Comparison

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.

**Based on a customer consuming the standard profile of 20,500kWhs per annum of gas and 3,300 kWhs per annum of electricity paying by monthly direct debit

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December 03, 2007

Who is the cheapest energy supplier?

The most sought after position in the UK domestic energy market is now being dominated by the relatively new player, Spark Energy.

Up until recently British Gas held the mantle of being the cheapest dual fuel energy supplier for a standard domestic customer, paying by monthly direct debit with an online account.

But with effect from the 1st December Spark Energy now hold the number one spot in nine of the 14 distribution areas:

To locate the cheapest cost for your home energy bills customers can log onto any of the following links or call Energylinx on 0800 849 7077 for a personalised quote. Energylinx will then send you a detailed domestic energy quote.

Dual Fuel Price Comparison

Electricity Price Comparison

Gas Price Comparison

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.

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E.ON, the new name for Powergen

From now on it's E.ON. As of December Powergen became E.ON, one of the worlds largest investor owned energy companies, who is committed to changing energy for the better. That means they want to change where we get our energy from, how E.ON gets it to you and helping us to use it more efficiently.

In the UK, E.ON's generation business produces enough electricity to cater for the needs of around eight million homes. E.ON is one of the leading green generators, with 21 wind farms located from Cornwall to Northern Ireland and have recently finished building the UK's largest dedicated biomass power station at Lockerbie.

E.ON is currently developing one of the world's largest offshore wind farms, which will be built here, in UK waters.

Energylinx compares all the tariffs available to you from E.ON so if you wish to see just how competitive E.ON is please use one of our free 100% impartial energy price comparison calculators or call Energylinx for free on 0800 849 7077 and we will prepare a full comparison for you:

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