Utilities Market Research Insights And Findings
Survey finds majority of the public support renewable energy
October 2015
A recent survey of UK households, conducted by Co-operative Energy, has revealed that more than half (53 per cent) of people would support a wind farm being built within two miles of their property. The survey also revealed that there is considerable public… Read more...
Survey finds big six lose 660,000 annually to independent suppliers
September 2015
Analysis by Cornwall Energy has revealed that as many as 660,000 households are switching from the big six utility companies, to an independent supplier, as small energy companies keep eroding the market share. Last year, British Gas, EDF, E.ON, Scottish… Read more...
Wessex Water finds 6,570 litres of water is wasted in SW England
August 2015
A recent water survey, conducted on behalf of Wessex Water, has discovered that one in three people in South West England are wasting approximately 6,570 litres of water per year. The researchers revealed that individuals who spend more than 10 minutes taking… Read more...
DJS Research reveals attitudes towards tap water
August 2015
In 2015, DJS Research spoke to families in an open forum area of the online parents, kids and teens market research community, Chatter Zone, with the aim to find out when they usually do or do not drink tap water & why, whether they filter the tap water… Read more...
Survey finds most Brits concerned about global warming
August 2015
A recent survey, of more than 2,000 people, has discovered that most Brits are concerned about global warming, with flooding and sea level rise being the most feared disasters, caused by the rising temperatures. The research revealed that 57 per cent were… Read more...
Lincolnshire water is confirmed ‘clean and safe’ by Anglian Water
July 2015
After a recent survey, which claimed that faecal contaminants, including faecal matter could get into Lincolnshire water systems. Anglian Water has stated that the water supply is now clean and safe. Potentially harmful contaminants – which could include… Read more...
