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Big Sheffield Autumn Switch

19 October 2015 by Val Bowen

The Big Sheffield Autumn Switch is open for switching until 16th November. Households in and around Sheffield sign up, then The Energy Helpline, runs an online energy auction with UK energy suppliers. The more households in Sheffield who sign up, the more buying power the scheme has. This means that together they can get even better energy deals for you. The energy suppliers bid for your custom by offering their cheapest and best tariff. The best value providers will be chosen and those deals will be offered to all those who signed up. You are under no obligation to switch energy supplier. When you get your offer you can choose to accept it or not depending upon if it works for you. Make sure you register your details today to get the best tariff for your gas and electricity before the cold weather returns. View Sheffield City Council’s Website

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