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Derbyshire Peaks/Dales reporter @NatWorldPub + odd jobs @redpeppermag and other places. (Views my own) Dance me to the end of the hydrocarbon age.
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The downfall of Robin Hood Energy

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By Edward Dingwall Verified
| Red Pepper (UK) Verified
Statue of Robin Hood in Nottingham. Photo by Arran Bee (CC-BY-2.0) The lights had been flickering for a while, but the power cut came without warning. On Friday, 4 September 2020, Nottingham City Council announced the sale of municipal company Robin Hood Energy’s (RHE) customer book to British Gas. The rest of the UK’s first publicly owned not-for-profit energy supplier will be shut down. The previous afternoon, more than 230 staff were made redundant via Skype.
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The sale of Robin Hood Energy by Nottingham City Council: an arrow to the heart of public ownership?

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By Edward Dingwall Verified
| Medium
The Robin Hood statue outside Nottingham CastlePhoto: Arran Bee / Creative Commons The lights had been flickering for a while, but the power cut came without warning. On Friday, September 4, Nottingham City Council announced the sale of municipal company Robin Hood Energy’s customer book to British Gas. The rest of the UK’s first publicly owned not-for-profit energy supplier will be shut down.
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