A different type of electricity supply company is entering the Northern Ireland market. Local firm Click Energy will provide consumers with cost effective, flexible value-for-money payment plans, no minimum term contracts, no connection fee to switch and no exit fees.
“We’ll provide people with a simple, transparent choice – one that puts them in charge. It genuinely is a case of power to the people!” said Managing Director Damian Wilson, who has vast experience of the NI electricity supply market.
Click Energy customers are able to see exactly what they’re using and saving through their online Click Account, where they can pay bills, top up, check what they’re using and view all communication with the company. Customers can also utilise a 24-hour Freephone number for instant keypad top-ups.
“We’re a local company committed to offering competitively priced electricity for all, along with the ability for customers to get a 360-degree view of their account online. We believe relationships with customers should be based on trust and transparency. That’s why we’re here.”
The company buys its electricity from the same supplier as everyone else in the market, NIE, and uses the same distribution network, cables, meters, and so on. That means customers don’t notice any change in their service – just, ideally, their bills.
“Friendly and efficient service is a core part of the Click Energy story,” Damian Wilson adds. “Customers are able to access a Freephone number through to the team in Derry/Londonderry, an online live chat facility on the website or speak to an advisor through social media. You can even send us a letter!
“Everything you need is at your fingertips. “It’s why we say, you click – you save!”
Switch today at www.clickenergyni.com or call 0800 107 0732.
Find us on Facebook at ClickEnergy NI or Twitter @clickenergychat
New supplier @clickenergychat offering north's cheapest electricity at 13.76p per unit from today.
— Simon Cunningham (@simjcunningham) October 8, 2015
New Derry based electricity supplier Click Energy to undercut all its rivals with a tariff of 13.76 pence per kWh.
— Jamie Delargy (@Jamie_Delargy) October 8, 2015
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