Alan Ralph, WatfordThe energy rip-off needs to end now.
Peter Canham, HitchinLet us return to a fair sharing of wealth and freedom.
Ann Scott, BirminghamToo much attention to profits when we should be concentrating on improving life chances.
John Exon, HarrogateBring back the CEGB. They would have solved the reduction of CO2 problem, got nuclear generation, got safe generation margins etc.
Stephen Chambers, StroodIt’s about time these big companies are called to account for pricing people out of their basic day-to-day needs.
Philip Joyce, DundeeI’m 100% behind you on this. It’s time to favour people rather than profits. We need to re-nationalise all utilities and public transport.
Anne Callaghan, BlantyreAll utilities should be publicly owned and run for the benefit of the public not shareholders, with profits ploughed back in for everyone’s benefit.
Joyce Watchorn, Chester-le-StreetPut this resource back in the hands of the British taxpayer instead of foreign shareholders who do not care about people.
Mitch James, BristolThere are those that can and those that cannot heat their homes. I’m for supporting and speaking up for those that can’t.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
Rita Thirsk, BeverleyEnergy companies should be brought to task.
Sheila Reilly, CoventryAs an old age pensioner on a limited budget I am finding it increasingly difficult to manage.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
Martin Grimshaw, BrightonA 21st Century smart organisation, lean, agile, co-operative and sociocratic – sharp and efficient. Replace customer-hostile with customer-centred.
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.
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.
Laurie Walmsley,Public services for people not profit.
David Goodwin, DunchurchTell Sid to hand back the keys and bugger off.
Tim McDowall, LivingstonBasic utilities that underpin the infrastructure of a nation should never be in the hands of private, often foreign, businesses.
David Robinson, SheffieldNo compensation for the shareholders who got the shares at a bargain price.
Sue Rees, WhitstableEnergy prices are way too high. We are in debt already and next year will be worse. They are bleeding us dry.
Mark Garner, LeicesterEssential services must be state-owned. Power for the people, by the people.
Simon Archer, YorkThe current political concern about energy provision consistently ignores the obvious – that the problems are the consequence of privatisation.
Rick LongEnough is enough.
Elaine Whybrow, DartfordIt’s about time we stopped foreign countries buying into us and ripping out our roots.
John Crawford, BurscoughIt cannot be right that businesses make huge profits from energy.
Michaela Armstrong, ManchesterIt’s time to stop the greed.
Tom Rickman, PenzanceGive us our power back and allow us the means to produce our own energy on a community basis without the political constraints of large corporations.
Christine Ager, RayleighHonesty and firmness please.
Lindy Furby, EdinburghHeating and lighting are essential commodities in the UK. They should not be profit-based industries. They should be run by society for society.