Anita Hambly, NorthamptonshireWhen people are having to decide between heating and eating what does that say about modern day Britain? The more shareholders get the more they want. Greedy people.
Tony North, WarringtonEnough is enough of foreign companies owning our utilities and holding people to ransom.
Alan Ralph, WatfordThe energy rip-off needs to end now.
Richard Smith, DevizesI have been saying we should re-nationalise the industry for years.
Dorothy Nelson, St AustellIt is worth trying, despite the hopelessness we all feel on these issues. See recent reports on how Iceland has resisted the power of banks and multinational corporations.
Greg Hewitt, NottinghamWe need to empower communities. People do have power. If we want to achieve something, we the people can be the agent of change and do it ourselves.
Joseph Yhap, LondonWell done to our various governments of the last 30 years for screwing us all over and leaving themselves looked after. For shame, give us all a chance to live.
Glynis Marshall, NottinghamOur heating is our biggest cost nowadays.
Andrea Stow, CleckheatonPut profits back into services, not into shareholder pockets.
John Taylor, GuisboroughPrices are too high.
Angela Holcroft, North BerwickThat’s it. We’ve had enough. You can push the people so far. Now we are taking our power back.
Julia Hector, StirlingNo-one should be profiting out of the essentials of life; any surplus should be going back into the public purse.
Kevin Guyatt, StockportCan we trust politicians to run anything? Heaven help us.
Mabel Smith, SwindonWe can but hope.
Simon Williams, SuttonRe-nationalise it all. It should all be owned by and run for all the people – not thieves and shareholders.
Peter Wooldridge, PontefractI used to work in the power generation industry when it was privatised by the Tory government and we said then it would not work. How right we were.
Len Smith, ShirebrookIt is time to bring them back into state hands for the good of the many not a few shareholders
Katie-Ellen Hazeldine, LancasterEnergy is infrastructure, and this is the bedrock of national security.
Paul Geraghty, WarringtonReturn to public ownership for the people’s benefit.
Stuart Holden, NottinghamPower to the little men and women.
Malcolm Duckworth, PrestonIf we are all in this together then why aren’t the profits to shareholders falling?
Asiya Ali, Sloughthese are necessities not luxuries, so the price needs to be reasonable
Richard Kent, ChardI agree with everything except the climate change bit. I just don’t believe Al Gore and the IPCC. I put my trust in honest men not cheats.
Thomas Dunn, YorkWe need services run for citizens, not private profiteers.
Marie Priest, BrightonEnergy sales need to be under state ownership again. It’s time to stop the daylight robbery we are subjected to by the Big Six energy companies. Enough is enough.
Mark Whittaker, NottinghamshireStop making a profit from you own people.
Rob Hamilton, RotherhamLet’s take back what was stolen from us.
Jeanne Summers, LowestoftWhere consumer essentials are concerned, profit adds to the cost. Re-nationalisation of power is necessary.
Sam Roberts, LiverpoolStop extortionate bills. Also stop extortionate estimates that neither reflect the consumption of energy or make clear that they are only estimates.
Lorna Bramley, PenicuikIt should never have been privatised in the first place.