Richard Robinson, ScarboroughEnergy for the public, not for profit! Besides, if it makes a profit, surely this would be better invested in the country than in shareholders pockets.
Pam Robinson, LondonHeating and hot water should not be for commercial gain.
Gerald Halligan, EdinburghThe recent price increases by the major energy companies prey on the most vulnerable members of society solely to boost already record high profits.
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.
Michael Shaw, SaddleworthEnough is enough. People first, not profit.
Jennifer Gray, BristolRe-nationalise all energy.
Bryan Burrow, KendalNo need to feed the greed. Plant the seed.
John Howe, RotherhamEnd this disastrous privatisation.
Andy Wilkinson, NorwichLet’s get the utilities out of the hands of these greedy bastards. They should belong to the community at large.
Marjorie Arnold, WiganEnergy should not be in the hands of foreign companies. We the people should own it. France and Germany would never privatise strategic industries.
Mike Sargent, DoverAnother example of capitalism running amok with no restraints.
Nigel Penn, BuxtonEnough is enough with no pay rises and the energy companies just milking us. It’s time that fuel came back into public ownership.
Jane Taylor, DoncasterSounds good to me.
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.
Graham Towler, NorthamptonAll essential services should be community assets, managed to benefit the people and not financially punish them.
Claire Scott, BidefordFuel should be at cost and not be for profit.
Stephen Swanton, LeedsEnergy profits should be invested in energy re-vitalisation, not to line the pockets of company bosses and shareholders.
Mike Seaman, UxbridgeUtilities need to return to public ownership. We’re being ripped off.
Thomas Reid, BarlbyCurrent events. Enough said.
Sheila Taylor, SheffieldWhy do people not shift away from the Big Six? If everyone did they’d soon think again about their prices.
Geoffrey Telfer, Baildon, ShipleyUtilities should be in public hands and not those of profit-seeking, and often foreign, owners.
Roger Payne, HarpendenThere are some services and utilities that are too important to be in private hands, energy, health, education amongst them.
Roy St Pierre, ColneWe need clean, green, renewable, non-nuclear energy, non biomass energy produced as much as possible close to the user with many more home producers.
Paul Thomas, HeanorRe-nationalised power could act as a flywheel for the economy. Nationalised power could provide jobs, training, economical energy for business and private individuals.
Andrew Duncan, ExeterEnergy to serve the sustainable needs of the many, not the short-term profit of the elite few.
Linda Urquhart, LoughboroughIt’s time for a return to non-profit utilities, providing public services in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
Tom Warnett, SloughA publicly owned energy provider will show up the lie that competition has been good for consumers, just as East Coast has on the railways.
Stefan Wright, HuddersfieldI think it is wrong that services that are virtually human rights are there for the purpose of making money.
Lynne Carpenter, Lindonstop private companies profiting at the people’s expense when so many are in ‘fuel poverty’
Kevin Sefton, OxfordIt’s high time we stood together for the good of the majority.