Angela Dillon, GlenrothesPeople before profit.
Toby Ray, LondonPower is too important to be left to private business.
H Moon, BrightonThe ridiculous greed of all energy companies and their suppliers must stop. We must also find ways of reducing our reliance on fossil fuels without it costing the earth.
John Hann, Newcastle-upon-TyneI’d rather subsidise my fellow citizens than a bunch of fat cats.
Christine & Vic Taylor, KeyworthGet it back in our hands, with proper, democratically-consulted safeguards against bad management this time.
Linda Lee, SwindonPrivatisation has become a nightmare from which we would like to wake up.
Christine Ager, RayleighHonesty and firmness please.
Daniel Rolles, DartfordWhy don’t they learn?
John Birbeck, YorkThis will inevitably happen. In the future there will be wars over energy and we will all no doubt suffer.
David Line, LutonAn efficiently run and publicly accountable energy provider must be better than a pure profit model.
Sue Underwood, Newcastle-upon-TyneWe are being ripped off by these companies. Let’s disband them now and take back ownership.
Ian Kane, PortsmouthWater and power services should be run by national authorities. Extra money needed for investment could be borrowed at fixed rates. This petition really needs to go big.
Malcolm Palfrey, UckfieldPeople dying due to profiteering and government indifference is nothing short of corporate manslaughter.
Gamal Salem, DartfordI support this act.
James Graham, CroydonEnergy for the public not profit.
Glen Gibb, DunbarCrooks every one of them.
Ian Grant, SunderlandIt is obscene for anyone (including the government with VAT) and especially foreigners to make money from the sale of domestic fuel. Privatisation is essential.
Paul Pearson, ShrewsburyWhen the Tory government privatised utilities, they did not plan it out. It is a failed experiment which has only succeeded in making the man in the street suffer.
Steven Wright, RugbyAnd promote microgeneration and community owned renewables.
Eric Woodruff, Lytham St Anne’sIt should not have been sold off in the first place. It only lined the pockets of Tories’ friends and masters.
Rog Harrison, GlasgowRight on.
Chris Madeley, AbergavennyIt’s time to turn back the tide. Private is not always best. Let’s have more pride in civic institutions.
Simon Archer, YorkThe current political concern about energy provision consistently ignores the obvious – that the problems are the consequence of privatisation.
Robert Gordon, NottinghamIt is time we all said enough is enough. Thank you for organising this petition.
Brian Cann, YeovilIt should never have happened in the first place. It just cost us all a lot of money. And for what?
Michael Burt, PlymouthGive the people their utilities back. They’re too important for the privateers to own.
Jon Crinks, LiskeardBefore the sell-off there were 60million shareholders, each with one equal share and equal rights. Now the many pay the few, with no say, rights or choice. Our time has come.
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.
Gary Smith, Milton KeynesRe-nationalise energy now.
Sylvia Coles, NottinghamAll essential services should be nationalised. That’s rail, water, energy, post office, and schools under local authority control.