Average household wrongly thinks Britain imports 60% of its electricity
While 41% would like to see measures put in place to ensure the energy system in this country is smarter and more sustainable.
Nearly half of those surveyed would also like to see the nation rely less on fossil fuels, according to the OnePoll data. To celebrate both home grown produce and energy, Smart Energy GB is quizzing Brits to find out whether we know more about what’s in our fridges, compared to what powers them.
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