Casey Tremain, PortsmouthEnergy should not be privately owned as profits go to shareholders first. Also those on the lowest incomes and on pre-pay meters pay the most for their fuel.
Garry Boyle, BrentwoodIt’s about time these companies were punished. They’re absolutely disgusting, the lot of them.
Brian Smith, Stockton BrookWe need affordable, sustainable, clean energy, for the common good, not private profit.
Shirley Tunley, AberystwythGovernments have failed to correct this. We must.
Graham Huntington, YorkAll in it together, again.
Barbara Cowle, WirralWe have sold off too many of our utilities that should be owned by the taxpayers. Water, Gas, Electricity are all owned by foreigners.
Anthony Phillips, LeedsPrivatisation of power is a broken concept. Re-nationalisation would literally bring power back to the people.
Greg PhillipsI would hate to be old in this country, and have to choose between food or heating.
Joyce McCarthy, BradfordAll the main utilities should be under public ownership. Rich individuals should not be able to profit from them.
Kathleen Purves, South ShieldsI have worked all my life and receive no benefits. At 64, I am sitting at home wearing three sweaters as I type this. Fuel supplies should never have been privatised.
Roger Allen, LondonLet’s pull the plug on the fat cats.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
Chris Speedy, LeedsIt’s just common sense to run basic essentials in the public sphere and for the public good.
Steve Jarvis, WestburyIt’s time we stopped treating our neighbours as competitors, and for politicians playing the electorate off against each other. Let’s come together for the common good.
Lennard James-Tall, LlanelliMore money for the rich and the poor suffer.
Juliet Chard, LondonToo many million-pound salaries for energy company CEOs while the elderly and others choose between heating and lighting and eating.
Martin MillsEither re-nationalise or be run as social enterprise which reinvests any excess into better infrastructure or gives to community projects.
Sheila Francis, DoncasterIf shareholders’ profit was reallocated to fund development of sustainable sources of power it would vastly reduce the cost of living for many poor families.
Tracey Purnell, EdinburghFuel should be a nationalised industry, to ensure that there are certain controls in place so that everyone can stay warm.
Jack Carmenta, Leamington SpaGovernment and corporations need to realise that they do not have the power. We, the people, do. It is the duty of us, the people, aware of this, to spread the message.
Cristian Gurran, RotherhamFree market capitalism is not the best way for everything and is certainly not the optimal philosophy for providing essential services to a country’s population.
Mike P Hodgson, PenrithDear British Gas, stop ripping me off.
Denis Keenan, OssettIt’s time to acknowledge that some industries should be run for the benefit of people, not profit.
Kevin Sefton, OxfordIt’s high time we stood together for the good of the majority.
Richard Bunting, DoverThis issue is far too important to be left to multinationals who put profit before people and don’t care about driving customers into poverty and despair.
David Blandford, NomanslandIt’s about time the British people were helped by this government.
John Dunkley, SheffieldPrivatisation of public industries is a proven failure.
Roy Colgate, HoveAt last. Well done you people and may your good work continue.
George ArrowsmithAt the moment energy companies can print money. The Government is powerless to stop them.
Callum Thomas, BrightonThe aim to privatise our natural emerging monopolies would only end in disaster. There is no competition on energy provision and it’s a huge waste of resources.