In Amnesty International’s experience, Shell hiding data that may show the company in a bad light is, unfortunately, commonplace in the context of the Niger Delta. The company appears more interested in its image than the lives and health of local people. Ever since these oil spills occurred in 2008, Shell has tried to cover up their size and the devastating impact they have had on the people of Bodo. publish information on customer service performance to help households make an informed decision when switching, and drive their own performance. A statutory consultation on domestic consumer standards will close on 23 August 2023. A decision on domestic consumer standards is expected to be published by early October. The deal will make Octopus the UK’s second-largest energy supplier behind British Gas, the Centrica-owned firm that has approximately 7.4 million domestic customers. The Shell Chairman responsible for Shell’s descent into cover-up, scandal and shame on an epic scale – Sir Mark Moody-Stuart

Why have I described Sir Mark is an enigmatic man? His wife, Lady Judy Moody-Stuart, is a Quaker. From all that I know about her, she seems to be a saintly person. She supports many worthy causes – for example, she has been a director of “The Big Issue”, an innovative UK organisation which helps the unemployed. It is therefore an unusual combination – a saintly Quaker, married to a multi-millionaire industrialist and banker, who for several crucial years, was the Group Chairman of arguably the richest and most powerful multi-national goliath on the planet.

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Last month, figures from the Office for National Statistics showed around 4 in 10 adults (39%) who pay energy bills said it was ‘very or somewhat difficult’ to afford them. Six major network operators – which include UK Power Networks and National Grid Electricity Distribution – are responsible for linking up homes and businesses to the electricity network.

Standing charges can be likened to line rental on a phone contract. Suppliers spend the income they generate on maintaining the infrastructure they use to deliver energy. There is no fixed price for a tub liner because the price isn’t that stable. However, the cost depends on factors such as the size and materials of the bathtub. Also, this also depends on the type of liner, as well as your location. What today is called ‘military psychiatry’ goes hand in hand with more general developments in clinical psychiatry. War provides a great learning opportunity for medical practitioners, as with so many other fields. A Shell Energy Broadband spokesperson said: "Transparency and clarity for our customers is something we believe in strongly so we were extremely disappointed to have let some customers down in the past by not providing them with the notifications and accuracy we should have.

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Octopus said “there will be a smooth transition and no disruption to customer energy supply”. It added that “customer credit balances are protected and will automatically get transferred to their new account.” Three years ago the supreme court unanimously ruled that “there is a good arguable case” that Shell plc (the UK-based parent company) is legally responsible for the pollution caused by its Nigerian subsidiary.

Akshay Kaul, director general of infrastructure at Ofgem said: “It’s unacceptable that thousands of households were left without power in freezing conditions for a prolonged period during Storm Arwen, often with poor information about when their power would be restored.Energy customers in lower council tax bands living in less energy efficient homes can now apply for government support to improve insulation in their homes and save money on their energy bills, writes Candiece Cyrus. This includes extended supplier opening hours for households and improved complaints handling for business customers. The catastrophic nuclear war plans that Ellsberg saw in the 1960s were a Sword of Damocles that fortunately never fell. But the oil industry’s secret climate change predictions are becoming reality, and not by accident. Fossil-fuel producers willfully drove us toward the grim future they feared by promoting their products, lying about the effects, and aggressively defending their share of the energy market. Under the current energy price cap, customers can be charged up to 53 pence per day standing charge for electricity, and 30 pence per day for gas. A new cap will be announced in the coming days to take effect from 1 January 2024.