03-09-2020, 06:59 PM
On Bulb's home page it's pretty clear:
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I'm not at all sure why using ROCs to guarantee that a source of electricity is renewable is any less "green" than having a direct relationship. OfGen would be all over them if they made a false claim.
Bulb now have 1.5 million customers - 5% of the UK domestic market.
Quote:We provide our members with 100% renewable electricity from solar, wind and hydro. ...
We buy our energy from renewable generators across the UK. Wherever possible, we have direct relationships with these generators to purchase their electricity. We buy the rest from the wholesale market. We source our electricity from wind, solar and hydro, and work with generators of all different sizes, from small-scale sites like Tyn y Cornel Hydro in Snowdonia to large-scale off-shore wind farms.
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Quote:... we buy electricity on the wholesale market and a renewable energy certificate to match. Every unit of electricity we supply can be traced back to a renewable source.
I'm not at all sure why using ROCs to guarantee that a source of electricity is renewable is any less "green" than having a direct relationship. OfGen would be all over them if they made a false claim.
Bulb now have 1.5 million customers - 5% of the UK domestic market.
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