Ian Cattell, WolverhamptonHow about paying for energy usage with, say, 3% income tax? The rich would pay more than the poor. Incentivise low usage by dropping the percentage.
Laurie Walmsley,Public services for people not profit.
David John Briggs, Southend-on-SeaProfit is not a dirty word – all businesses need it to survive, but what we have with the energy companies is pure unvarnished greed.
Mary Morgan, ManchesterFairness for all please, not just the rich.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
Dean Forsyth, SouthendIt’s about time the many stopped suffering, to line the pockets of the elite few.
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.
Phillip Walton, BasildonI transferred to the Co-op from British Gas and Immediately cut my energy costs by a third.
Steve Hammersley, LeekI support the campaign for a nationally owned energy service.
John Cook, LlanybydderEnergy is crucial to a country and its population, so why let foreign companies make a profit out of it and aid their economies to compete unfairly with the UK?
Niall Clifford, YeovilGiving the private sector monopolies is the most stupid thing, amongst many, the Tories ever did.
Paul Clarke, GlasgowIt’s time for action. People need heat and light to survive.
Tim ByrneThe promise that privatisation would bring lower prices and a better service is as false with rail as with water, energy and soon the post.
Alan Ralph, WatfordThe energy rip-off needs to end now.
Peter Canham, HitchinLet us return to a fair sharing of wealth and freedom.
Thomas Reid, BarlbyCurrent events. Enough said.
Jennifer Gorrod, TayportReturn energy to public ownership.
John Evans, BillericayUtilities are basic necessities and should be run for the benefit of the public, not shareholders.
Jeffrey Loffill, KnaresboroughPrice rises due to increased commodity costs are rapidly passed on in full by the Big Six to consumers. Cost reductions are not. They are exploiting the consumer.
Oliver Steward, NorwichI would like to put my name to this petition and I actively support the campaign to bring back our energy network into public ownership.
Bernie Lally, NorthamptonPower to the many in the hands of the many.
Dorothy Nelson, St AustellIt is worth trying, despite the hopelessness we all feel on these issues. See recent reports on how Iceland has resisted the power of banks and multinational corporations.
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.
Julian Smith, DunfermlineThe supply of a universal commodity, such as energy, should be run on a non-profit basis.
Terry Down, Milton KeynesServices for the people, not private profit.
Eddie Griffin, BorehamwoodI’m sick of these rip-off companies fleecing us.
Richard Walthew, DunsThe power companies’ directors and shareholders are just vultures feasting on the misery of people with no choice.
Jim Peters, DenhamWhy do we need the money-grabbing middle men? Give us back our energy industry and plough the profits back into the infrastructure, not into the pockets of shareholders.
Simon Godfrey, KilwinningI’m fed up with what should be national institutions being used as cash cows for a few rich fat cats.
Jim Roche, LeedsEnergy, rail and health are strategic resources that should be government controlled. We’ve already got health, so there are two to go.