npower is a merger of the former electricity and gas supply businesses of Calortex, Independent Energy, MEB, MEB Powerline, National Power Energy Direct, Northern Electric & Gas and Yorkshire Electricity. They offer a range of home and business services to about 6 million customers across the UK.

Features of npower

npower Juice is clean, green electricity at no extra cost to you or the planet and was launched in 2001 through a unique partnership between npower and Greenpeace. It is generated from a number of renewable energy sources, primarily at Britain's first major offshore wind farm at North Hoyle in North Wales. For every unit of electricity used by its Juice customers, npower will ensure a unit of electricity from clean renewable sources has been fed into the electricity network. npower will make an annual contribution of £10 for every Juice to the Juice Fund, created with Greenpeace to assist the research and development of marine projects in other renewable energy fields. npower is one of the UK's top three energy suppliers with over 5 million customers across the UK. Switch to npower Juice and gas and pay by monthly Direct Debit throughout the year, and get a discount of £60 per year (terms apply).

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