Claire Goodes, AshfordI too support the re-nationalisation of energy supply in the UK.
John Dunkley, SheffieldPrivatisation of public industries is a proven failure.
Jojo Llewellyn, SwanseaGive us our money back you thieving gits watching us suffer.
John Reilly, GlasgowTime for re-nationalisation of the energy industry. Consumers should come first, not a bunch of faceless shareholders who put their own profit first.
Brendan McAlinden, WarringtonThe millions in profits should be used to keep prices down, not line the pockets of directors and shareholders.
Susan Pearce, OldhamPublic utilities for the public. Not massive profits for foreign companies while we freeze.
Ben Gladwish, WalsallOnce again, another classic example of how privatisation doesn’t work. The government will see this country on its knees just so they don’t have to lose face.
John Butler, StrabaneThe cost of energy is going to be of increasing significance. People must make themselves heard.
John Lynch, Pudsey.I’m sick to death of stupid and corrupt politicians making rubbish decisions. We must have independence.
Professor Okullu-Ayor Vincent, Kampala, UgandaOur broad intervention strategies are: 1. Poverty eradication. 2. Food security and nutrition. 3. Health and population dynamics. 4. Education. 5. Gender Equality.
Michael Henson, PickeringMarket forces have left this country with the prospect of being unable to meet our energy requirements in the next few years.
Hugh Terry, Reading21st-century government has a duty to provide all its citizens with heat and light at a fair price. Ability to pay should make no difference to this basic human right.
Anthony Martin, ExeterPlay fair.
Col Farrell, LiverpoolGive us our utilities back now.
Susan Aldrich, FileyGive us back our freedom that our parents fought for and stop ripping us off.
Polly Moyer, BristolI have photo-voltaics and have done a lot to make my home energy efficient. It would be good if the government allowed us to do the same with national energy provision.
Sam Roberts, LiverpoolStop extortionate bills. Also stop extortionate estimates that neither reflect the consumption of energy or make clear that they are only estimates.
Mark Wilcox, HolmfirthOur utilities should be in public ownership. They can be run well on a not-for-profit basis. We are being exploited by ideologically driven policies.
Juliet Chard, LondonToo many million-pound salaries for energy company CEOs while the elderly and others choose between heating and lighting and eating.
Chris Dooks, AyrThis is a long overdue idea.
Brian Hoey, Houghton-le-SpringLight and heat are basic human needs and profits should not be made from their provision.
Frank Lane, DoncasterThe only concern I have is that the government can’t even run the country. How are they going to cope with anything else?
Steve Black, SouthamptonRun utilities for the people and the environment
Mary Morgan, ManchesterFairness for all please, not just the rich.
Andii Bowsher, SunderlandI can’t see how paying dividends can do anything other than take money away from customer service or lower prices.
Maggie Jenkins, FarehamWater and energy should be non-profit-making.
David Cunliffe, St HelensCertain commodities should be owned by the people, for the people. Energy, public transport, water.
Mark Laidler, DoncasterBig Six energy companies are a definite cartel. Let’s have a proper investigation into them. Ever since the utility companies were put in private hands prices have risen.
David Winter, HornchurchEnergy is an essential part of life. We shouldn’t be held to ransom by those who are only out for profit. Nationalise and reinvest the profits and/or reduce bills.
Kenneth MuschampRe-nationalise energy and let’s have it work for the public once again and not the greedy shareholders and energy companies.