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Can we learn to love British Gas for its furry ‘things?’
Energy companies are like banks, they make more money when customers face higher prices (widening differentials) so they’re not exactly popular. The UK, in particular, is facing higher energy prices in the wake of the war in Ukraine, compounded by energy secretary Ed Miliband’s ‘Net Zero’ policies focussing on renewables and an industry regulator in … The post Can we learn to love British Gas for its furry ‘things?’ first appeared on More About Advertising.
Energy companies are like banks, they make more money when customers face higher prices (widening differentials) so they’re not exactly popular. The UK, in particular, is facing higher energy prices in the wake of the war in Ukraine, compounded by energy secretary Ed Miliband’s ‘Net Zero’ policies focussing on renewables and an industry regulator in …
The post Can we learn to love British Gas for its furry ‘things?’ first appeared on More About Advertising.
