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Pricing Policy Energy crisis Business energy Energy explained Green Our community Greg Jackson, CEO Careers Octopus news Green home tech Flexibility & smart energyNobody wants to be left without power, heating or hot water.
Here's what to do and who to contact if you find yourself without power (including prepayment), you think there might be a gas leak, your power's been switched off, or if you meter or boiler is faulty.
On Saturday and Sunday night agileOctopus customers got paid for the energy they used after the UK hit record levels of wind generation.
We're launching Co-op Community Energy, a new joint venture with the Midcounties Co-operative, to bring about a new era for local renewable energy generation.
As homeowners and tenants, you might want to find out how much you could be paying for your gas and electricity bills.
With Phil’s help, Octopus Energy are building the smart energy system of the future, today.
You can track how green the UK’s energy is, moment-to-moment, through our new ‘carbon intensity’ feature.
The impact of Brexit on your energy bills, explained
Enter nCube: a universal smart home ‘bridge’ engineered by our Future Technologies Evangelist, Phil Steele.
Shining a bright light on accessibility, and offering tips on how to build a website with inclusion in mind.
Discussing climate change with our partners, Institution of Environmental Sciences.
We’re partnering up with Energy Local to help small green energy generators to directly power homes in the neighbourhood at far cheaper rates. Here’s how we’re helping small generators go off-the-grid (kind of) to build the roots of a truly decentralised community energy network.
Find out about all the meaningful ways Octopus Energy is supporting a green future, today.
The truth behind the Wheel of Fortune, straight from one of the very developers who built it.
A history of outgoingOctopus, our smart export tariff
Frequently asked questions about our new partnership with Co-op Energy.
The ability of the planet to sustain human life is now seriously endangered. Climate change caused by fossil fuels and food production as the planet warms inexorably means we must take action and change our behaviour. The warmest ten years since records began in 1884 have all occurred since 2002.
You might’ve read last week that some energy prices will fall this winter as Ofgem adjusts its energy price cap to reflect lower wholesale prices. This means that around 11 million households will see an average of £75 slashed from their yearly bills.
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