Residents across North Yorkshire now have the opportunity to save an average of £268 a year on their energy bills, thanks to an exclusive tariff available through the Big Community Switch. Supported by North Yorkshire Council, this initiative helps households find better energy deals and gain more control over their energy costs.
The 12-month fixed rate tariff not only provides financial savings but also offers 100 per cent renewable electricity, aligning with the council’s sustainability goals. With the energy market remaining unpredictable, the deadline to register and accept the offer has been brought forward to Friday, April 11.
North Yorkshire Council’s executive member for housing, Cllr Simon Myers, said: “The Big Community Switch ensures that households can secure competitive tariffs with trusted suppliers through a hassle-free process.
“It offers free registration, with no obligation on whether to accept the offer. This helps to make the process simple and stress-free.
“The deadline is approaching, so we are encouraging households to get involved and take advantage of this opportunity.”
Since its launch in 2012, the Big Community Switch has seen over 2.1 million people register their interest in switching energy contracts. The scheme is delivered by iChoosr, a company dedicated to helping households and local governments transition to sustainable energy solutions.
George Frost, UK country manager at iChoosr, said: “Big Community Switch has a clear mission – to help households easily find better energy deals and alleviate the financial burden of high energy costs.
“Now is the perfect time for residents to take action, with the scheme providing a competitive tariff fixed for 12 months to protect you against further rises in the energy market.
“Whether unhappy with a current provider or waiting for a more stable market, Big Community Switch is here to assist, helping manage energy costs more effectively.”
For more information on the Big Community Switch and to access the exclusive deal, visit www.northyorks.gov.uk/EnergySwitching.
