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Tracking the wholesale energy cost ensures you always get good value, and importantly, enables you to use energy in a way that's cheaper for you and better for the planet.
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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 energyTracking the wholesale energy cost ensures you always get good value, and importantly, enables you to use energy in a way that's cheaper for you and better for the planet.
A price cap on energy prices will create a fairer energy market for UK consumers and end the misery of millions overpaying on Big Six exploitative tariffs.
Project Nexus is a huge upgrade to the gas network that should make switching faster and billing more accurate. There's going to be some downtime while the work goes on, so read on to find out how it might affect you.
Blockchain promises massive gains in industries as diverse as fine wine and music streaming. Now, it could deliver huge efficiency benefits to the UK energy market while empowering customers and saving them money.
If energy companies want to offer low prices to win new customers, they should have to give good prices to all their customers. That's why we support the proposals for a relative price cap.
Join our Arsenal tariff before midnight on 31st May to be in with a chance of winning.
Electric vehicles are making cheaper, cleaner transport a reality for everyone. Read on to find out why you might never need buy petrol again.
Denise Lewis OBE reminisces about her favourite Arsenal moments.
Arsenal and Octopus Energy join forces with WWF to promote climate action for Earth Hour and beyond.
We're proud signatories to the Energy Switch Guarantee, and hope that all suppliers sign up to this promise of faster, safer switching.
Octopus Energy is Supporting John Penrose's Proposed "Relative Cap" On Energy Company Prices
Switching every year could, and should, be a thing of the past if suppliers prioritise long-term value over short-term deals.
We met with Kester Potter, February's prize winner, to discuss why he went green with Arsenal.
Ofgem's consultation on faster switching was the perfect opportunity for us to champion the customer, so that's exactly what we did.
We take a closer look at claims that the big suppliers are expensive because they have to pay obligations that smaller suppliers don't.
What happens to your opening reading when we get it? Why do we sometimes use a different reading to the one you submitted? We reveal the hidden adventures of one of the most important readings you give us.
Choosing sustainable energy isn't just great for the planet, but makes sound business sense, too. As more firms (large and small) declare for renewables, we delve into the planetary and economic potential of a green business landscape.
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