Energylinx
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Energylinx is an international energy consultancy firm that provides dedicated consultancy services and energy comparator services operates throughout Europe, the US, Canada and Australia.
As an energy comparator Energylinx provides a transparent impartial service that allows the user to compare the prices of their current energy supplies with all other available tariffs.
From a consultancy aspect Energylinx provides technical analysis of European energy pricing, various levels of MPAS services and Energy Call Centre technology.
From a domestic aspect in the UK, Energylinx was one of the first companies to become energywatch accredited. Energylinx was also the first company to offer a truly 100% impartial service and continues to lobby all parties involved in the industry to introduce legislation that financially compensates users of comparison services where best advice is not provided.
In 2006 Energylinx introduced the concept of including Fuel mix disclosure
data within its comparisons so that users were able to understand the effect on their carbon footprint by changing to a particular energy supplier.
As an energy comparator Energylinx provides a transparent impartial service that allows the user to compare the prices of their current energy supplies with all other available tariffs.
From a consultancy aspect Energylinx provides technical analysis of European energy pricing, various levels of MPAS services and Energy Call Centre technology.
From a domestic aspect in the UK, Energylinx was one of the first companies to become energywatch accredited. Energylinx was also the first company to offer a truly 100% impartial service and continues to lobby all parties involved in the industry to introduce legislation that financially compensates users of comparison services where best advice is not provided.
In 2006 Energylinx introduced the concept of including Fuel mix disclosure
Fuel mix disclosure
]According to the European Union's Internal Market in Electricity Directive from July 1, 2004, electric power consumers must be informed about the sources from which the electricity they have purchased was generated...
data within its comparisons so that users were able to understand the effect on their carbon footprint by changing to a particular energy supplier.