Octopus Energy, British Gas and EDF offer customers free fans, energy bill grants and £2,000 debt relief
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Octopus Energy, British Gas and EDF offer customers free fans, energy bill grants and £2,000 debt relief.
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Britain's energy suppliers are offering free fans, bill support and debt relief to help households cope with soaring temperatures during the current heatwave.Several major providers have launched or highlighted schemes designed to help customers stay cool while managing higher electricity costs from running fans and other cooling appliances.EDF, British Gas, E.ON and Octopus Energy are among the suppliers providing support, with assistance ranging from free cooling equipment worth up to £100 to grants that could clear up to £2,000 of energy debt.EDF is offering Heatwave Relief Packs to up to 10,000 eligible customers through a scheme designed to help vulnerable households stay cool at home.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The support packages are worth up to £100 and can include energy-efficient desk or pedestal fans, handheld or neck fans, thermal blackout curtains, reflective window film, reusable water bottles and cooling towels.Eligible customers can also receive up to £20 in...
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