Green power from trusted suppliers
Tesco and WWF have joined forces in the fight for our world. In our new four-year partnership, we’ve come together to address the most significant environmental and social challenges facing our shoppers, colleagues, suppliers, and communities. We will be working together to deliver existing sustainability commitments made in the Little Helps Plan.
‘Clean energy’ means power generated from the elements – sun, wind, water (rivers, tides or wave power) and biofuels (gas released by rotting food and agricultural waste). Unlike dirty electricity generated by burning fossil fuels (oil, coal and gas), clean energy has little impact in terms of climate change and air pollution.
Picture the National Grid like a bucket full of water.* When you’re on a renewable tariff, your supplier promises to match the amount you take out of the bucket by putting the same amount of clean water in. The more clean water that goes into the bucket (and the less dirty water), the cleaner the bucket, and therefore the Grid, gets.
The first major British supplier to be co-operatively owned, Co-op Energy give a share of their profits back to members and local communities.
The world’s first green energy company. Offering 100% renewable electricity from the wind and sun and carbon neutralised gas.
Clean electricity from one of the UK's largest investors in solar power, with a commitment to 'simpler pricing and bills that actually make sense'.
Ranked top 5 for customer service by Citizens Advice, one of only three suppliers recommended by Which? in 2020 and a five star rating on Trustpilot.
