Green Energy For Your Home And Electric Car
Charge your electric car with the UK's first green energy supplier. With its 'Fully Charged Bundle', you can get 100% green electricity at a cheaper rate - plus half price charging via its Electric Highway app
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Ecotricity became the UK's first green energy supplier in 1996, and its mission is to change the way electricity is generated and consumed. The company has a strong commitment to EV adoption and rewards electric car owners with 100% green electricity at a cheaper rate, plus half price charging on its Electric Highway national network of chargepoints. Ecotricity makes its own electricity at its wind and solar farms and implements an 'ethical pricing' policy, where customers will always be on its latest best price.
Ecotricity is a perfect supplier to power your home and electric vehicle with clean and renewable energy at attractive prices. Switching is easy and hassle free, with exceptional customer service. So go ahead and make the switch via e-zoomed!
As consumers become more aware of the impact of their choices in regards to the environment, green energy is fast become the preferred type of energy for households. Green electricity is generated from harnessing the power of natural and renewable resources like the sun, wind and water. Green energy is also referred to as clean energy, due to its positive impact on the environment i.e. green energy does not pollute the air. Green energy is also referred to as ‘renewable energy’ due to the ‘renewable’ nature of the sun, wind and water. Power generated from a solar farm is referred to as ‘solar energy or solar electricity’, power generated from a wind farm is referred to as ‘wind energy’ and power generated from water is referred to as ‘hydropower or hydroelectricity’. On the other hand, fossil fuel generated electricity, like coal-fired power, is referred to as ‘dirty energy’ or ‘brown energy’, due to its significantly negative footprint on the environment i.e. increased air pollution. Coal-fired power stations are easy to spot in the distance due to their easily recognisable chimneys polluting the local air. We at e-zoomed are committed to sourcing for your household and electric vehicle charging, the most competitively priced home green energy plans. We encourage the use of green energy for electric vehicle charging, so that, the entire cycle from charging to driving is emission-free. Understandably, many consumers search for the ‘cheapest green or clean energy home tariff’ plans. We certainly recommend comparing several green energy providers to include, those energy suppliers that claim to be the cheapest for domestic energy. However, we will caution you to please avoid becoming a victim of green-washing. Please refer to the e-zoomed blog for a more detailed explanation. The ‘cheapest electricity supplier’ is not always the best choice. We recommend sourcing from reputable and competitively priced green energy suppliers like Ecotricity, Good Energy, Bulb, Pure Planet, Tonik etc. We also encourage you to learn more about the role of the energy regulator OFGEM and REGOs (Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin). Of course, many green energy suppliers also advertise ‘cheap EV tariffs’. Green energy providers are now moving fast to create competitively priced electric car charging green energy plans. The ‘fully charged’ bundle EV charging offer from Ecotricity is an excellent EV charging plan. We highly recommend you signing up to it! Apart from green electricity, we also recommend sourcing green gas for household consumption. Lastly, switching energy providers has now become relatively easy and efficient. It takes approximately 21 days to complete the entire process.
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