Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK
ComRes interviewed 2,014 British adults online between 1st and 3rd November 2013. Data were weighted to be demographically representative of all GB adults aged 18+. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.
Date Published: 07 Nov 2013
Categories: Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK
Description
Energy companies are more unpopular than banks, politicians or journalists, with seven in ten British people (70%) saying that they are unfavourable towards them.
Three quarters of the public (74%) say that they do not trust the “Big Six” energy companies.
Two thirds (65%) say that they are being ripped off by their household energy provider. A similar number (68%) say there is little competition in the sector.
Nearly four in five British people (78%) say that their household has not changed energy provider in the past three months. One in six (16%) have changed provider in this period, while 29% say they plan to change provider in the coming three months due to the recent increase in some energy prices.
View Polls
Read More
Explore
Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK
LCCI Quarterly Economic Survey
Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK
Railway Industry Association: Industry Survey 2020
Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK
LCCI Quarterly Economic Survey Q3 2020
Business | Consumer | Energy | Public and communities | UK