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Save & Get Renewable Electricity With Your Energy Sussex

Save & Get Renewable Electricity With
Your Energy Sussex

As the weather turns increasingly colder, householders across West Sussex are being urged to save money on their energy bills and get price protection for two winters with Your Energy Sussex.

The council-supported energy supplier has launched a new tariff which will lock in the price you pay for gas and electricity for 24 months, currently one of the leading two-year deals on the market.

By signing up to Your Energy Sussex, a not-for-profit energy supplier, residents will also get 100% renewable electricity, great customer service and a commitment to supporting the local community.

Deborah Urquhart, West Sussex County Council cabinet member for environment, said of Energy Sussex: “We launched Your Energy Sussex in 2018 to encourage more of our residents to switch and save.”

Your Energy Sussex was launched by West Sussex County Council in February 2018 and is supported by 12 local authorities including East Sussex County Council and Brighton & Hove City Council.

For more information about Your Energy Sussex, visit: www.yourenergysussex.org.uk

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