Mike Sargent, DoverAnother example of capitalism running amok with no restraints.
John Hann, Newcastle-upon-TyneI’d rather subsidise my fellow citizens than a bunch of fat cats.
David Gutteridge, ChesterfieldThe present system is inefficient and screws the consumer. It’s time for a change.
David Weston, BodminPower production should be for us all and not for private profit.
Dorothy Joyce Cox, PooleKeep power prices down and cut down on dividends to shareholders.
Jenny Rust, BathSustainable, affordable and communal energy.
Bob Woodhead, LeedsBasic living, water and power, should not be owned by private companies for profit.
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.
Simon Williams, SuttonRe-nationalise it all. It should all be owned by and run for all the people – not thieves and shareholders.
Sheila Wiggins, BournemouthFuel to keep warm, heat water and cook food should be affordable for all. Re-nationalise the energy firms. People before profits.
Simon Archer, YorkThe current political concern about energy provision consistently ignores the obvious – that the problems are the consequence of privatisation.
Glynis Marshall, NottinghamOur heating is our biggest cost nowadays.
Darrin Armstrong, StevenageRe–nationalise now.
Stephen Foster, LeicesterAll public utilities should be in public (not private) hands.
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.
James Martin, NorthwichWe would be able to transition to a low carbon economy in a cheaper more intelligent way if we were in control of our power generation and distribution.
Jenny Dimond, WareI never thought I would be living in fuel poverty.
Sheila Reilly, CoventryAs an old age pensioner on a limited budget I am finding it increasingly difficult to manage.
Mark Arnold, Southend-on-SeaEveryone needs to stand together and join us in rolling back the control of market forces.
Kieran Hill, SheffieldPower to the people now.
Hannah Smith, LoughboroughPrivatisation has just become a way for fat cats to monopolise and form cartel-like structures of our energy, trains etc. Re-nationalise.
Kay Green, HastingsIt was, will be and is the property of those who are the property of this land. Let’s manage it so users, planet and the power industry workers get what they need.
Sheila Harrison, Newcastle-upon-TyneEverybody needs it, it’s essential and should not be run by firms from outside the UK who are only interested in making money.
Sylvia Coles, NottinghamAll essential services should be nationalised. That’s rail, water, energy, post office, and schools under local authority control.
Susan Warren, St Leonards-on-SeaGive the power back to the people.
Sara Smith-Petersen, KetteringThe reason we are annually held to ransom is to feed the grotesque profits of organisations that were taken away from us. They were ours, give them back.
Anthony Curtis, ScarboroughThey should belong to the people.
Roy Koerner, WylamDon’t expect any help from left wing politicians.
Mary Jackson, DoncasterRe-nationalise all public utilities.
Rob Seed, WorcesterI support the dream but has anyone any idea of the cost of re-nationalising?