03-09-2020, 06:38 PM
Unless I've overlooked something Bulb don't state on their website what fraction of their electricity is bought from renewable generators and how much is in the form of Renewable Obligation Certificates (REGO).
For example https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/our-energy/ say: "We buy our 100% renewable electricity from over 1,600 independent generators. From local farms to sustainable businesses that generate their own power and sell us the excess. " This makes them as green as it's possible to get. Bulb don't make that claim so some fraction of their supply is likely to be REGO. This isn't a huge criticism of Bulb who are certainly buying some of their renewables directly. Some so-called green tariffs are purely REGO based.
For example https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/our-energy/ say: "We buy our 100% renewable electricity from over 1,600 independent generators. From local farms to sustainable businesses that generate their own power and sell us the excess. " This makes them as green as it's possible to get. Bulb don't make that claim so some fraction of their supply is likely to be REGO. This isn't a huge criticism of Bulb who are certainly buying some of their renewables directly. Some so-called green tariffs are purely REGO based.
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