Fixed Price 2012 - Fix Your Gas & Electricity Prices Until 2012

No more price rises until 31st January 2012 - Guaranteed

With energy prices rising at record rates and almost weekly announcements of gas and electricity price increases it's never been a better time to fix your fuel prices, protect yourself against the volatility of the global energy markets and ensure you know exactly how much your energy costs will be by fixing your fuel prices at 2008 rates until 2012.

It's simple, sign up to British Gas's Fixed Price 2012 plan and you'll be guaranteed that your fuel prices won't rise until 31st January 2012. This offer is only available for a limited time so don't delay, apply online today!

What's Included?

• Pricing - No price rises until 31st January 2012
• Availability - Available for Dual Fuel, Gas & Electricity
• Portable - Should you want to move you can take the tariff with you
• Online Savings - Save £30 when you sign up online
• Dual Fuel Discount - A further discount of up to £14 if you take both gas & electricity

Energy Prices are Continuing to Rise, But Why?

Declining Local Reserves

• Declining natural gas reserves in the North and Irish Seas.
• We now need to compete for gas in a global market where there is a lack of worldwide supply to meet growing demands of countries.
• Limited competition in European gas market are keeping prices very high.

Soaring Oil and Gas Costs

• The global energy market has seen record oil prices, which pushes up the price of gas.
• Coal prices have also been rising steeply and as both gas and coal are key fuels linked to the production of electricity, this means the cost of energy the energy companies buy for you has been going up.

What Is Being Done About It?

• Energy companies such as British Gas are investing huge amounts into new and renewable energy sources.
• The world's largest offshore wind farm is being built in the UK
• Over £1.5 billion is being invested by British Gas over the next 5 years in wind farms.

What Can You Do About It?

There is no stopping the current price rises and no getting away from the fact that they will probably continue to rise, but there are ways you can reduce your usage of fuel that will ultimately lower your bills, helping offset the price rises.

• Install micro-renewable energy projects such as solar panels on your roof, government grants are available to help with this.
• Ensure your house is properly and fully insulated.
• Upgrade you boiler to the latest energy efficient condensing type, you could reduce your bill by a third.
• Take out a guaranteed fixed price energy plan.