Juliet Davenport
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Since Good Energy was founded 10 years ago it has effected real change in the energy market. It now supplies energy to more than 28,000 homes and businesses across the UK, sourcing its electricity from a community of more than 12,000 independent renewable generators, all harnessing natural power from the wind, water, sun or through sustainable biogeneration. Good Energy wants to change the way energy is made in this country and connect people with where it comes from – so they will value it more and use it less. Its vision is a 100% renewable future for the UK by 2050.

Juliet has won several accolades for her work, including the PEA Business Award CEO of the Year 2012, First Women Award (Retail and Consumer) 2011 and PLUS Markets CEO of the year 2009 and 2010. Good Energy has won a Sunday Times Best Green Company Award twice, an Observer Ethical Award and was named West of England Business of the Year 2009.

Blog Entries by Juliet Davenport

Silent Majority Speak Up for Renewables via Opinion Polls

(1) Comments | Posted 17 May 2012 | 15:48

To anyone reading many of our national newspapers, the UK is in the process of being taken over by wind farms powered by the grungy green fringe and financed by loony government subsidies. A vocal minority, financed by vested interest, continue to promote the doubt rather than respect the facts,...

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David Cameron, the Speech He Needs to Make

(0) Comments | Posted 25 April 2012 | 12:39

We are now expecting just five minutes from David Cameron at the Clean Energy Ministerial. This is despite its billing as the Prime Minister's first major key note address on the environment since the infamous 'greenest government ever' speech. Here's the speech I would like to see the PM deliver...

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Reforming the Electricity Market - The Law of Unintended Consequences?

(0) Comments | Posted 16 March 2012 | 11:16

Barely a day goes by without energy hitting the headlines - whether it's huge corporate profits, rising consumer prices or the debate about polluting fossil fuels versus the aesthetics of wind farms.

There are good reasons for this. We are at a time of unprecedented policy change in the energy...

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Smart Meters Need to be Intelligent as Well as Smart

(0) Comments | Posted 13 February 2012 | 12:08

The UK is about to embark on an ambitious programme to install smart meters in all domestic and small business premises. The energy industry is already planning to deliver, but we need two vital pieces of the jigsaw. The smart meter technical specification, and details of how dynamic the communication...

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