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One Big Switch to create 20 jobs as new European HQ opens in Dublin

One Big Switch to create 20 jobs as new European HQ opens in Dublin

A total of 20 new jobs will be created by One Big Switch Dublin with the opening of our new European headquarters in Dublin. The announcement was made by the Minister for Agriculture, Marine and Food Minister Simon Coveney TD on a St Patrick’s week visit to Australia where he met with One Big Switch founder Lachlan Harris. The new jobs will be created over the next two years for posts in ... read more>
Switching pays dividends and it’s simple

Switching pays dividends and it’s simple

Switching your electricity or gas supplier is simple, quick and could save you money. There are a lot of myths about switching your home energy provider. It takes ages, it’s complicated, you get a different type of electricity and you’ll have builders laying new pipes and meters. None of the above is true.  In fact, switching is simple and there’s no disruption.  The only change is the... read more>
Campaign champ to win 1 year’s free electricity in free draw

Campaign champ to win 1 year’s free electricity in free draw

Cash conscious consumers have been signing up to the Big Energy Switch campaign in their thousands. And, many people registering with the campaign are also signing up their friends and relatives. That means that the good news is spreading – and the greater the number of people who sign up the greater our bargaining power for a better deal. Today, to reward campaigners who are spreading t... read more>
OneBigSwitch.ie has launched in Ireland.

OneBigSwitch.ie has launched in Ireland.

One Big Switch has launched in Ireland. If you’re looking for the Irish One Big Switch website, check it out here: OneBigSwitch.ie . Join our first campaign the Big Energy Switch to help unlock discounted electricity and gas offers in Ireland. Check it out and spread the word at OneBigSwitch.ie read more>
Power to the people….

Power to the people….

Power to the people, or the power of prayer could become a major legal test in South Africa. Nelson Thabo Modupe says his electricity company should fork out 250 million rand because his religious devotion prevented power cuts during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Nelson, of Lichtenburg, near Johannesburg, is a member of the Zion Christian Church and says Eskom should pay him approxi... read more>