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@SirBillTaylor Hi 💙 We’d be happy to help with this. The best way to reach us is via live chat or email, and we’ll do our best to get this sorted for you as quickly as possible 🙏⚡

I'd like to ring @fuseenergy pls.

@DougieSmyth70 Hi! Sorry to hear that 💙 If your DMs aren’t working, feel free to contact us on our live chats and we’ll do our best to help. If it’s account-specific, you can also reach out to us via email and we’ll take a look 🙏⚡

.@fuseenergy I seem to have a problem with my DMs

@fuseenergy I am moving house on the 7th May and it is saying that the meters at the new house are unsupported it’s a new build property. Finding it impossible to speak to anyone

@SamVoidX Exactly ⚡💙 Reliable, affordable, abundant energy has always powered progress. The goal isn’t waste — it’s smarter, cleaner, more resilient energy that supports growth and better lives for everyone 🙌

We should stop talking about 'using less energy.’ Conservation never sparked a revolution. Every major leap in human progress came from mastering and utilising more energy, not less. It's time we start chasing abundance.

@Vivuicweb Exactly ⚡💙 Reliable, affordable, abundant energy has always powered progress. The goal isn’t waste — it’s smarter, cleaner, more resilient energy that supports growth and better lives for everyone 🙌

@HellsHarlot402 @MartinSLewis Love to hear this 💙⚡ Really glad you’re enjoying the pay-for-what-you-use approach with us 🙌 Thanks so much for sharing your experience and being with Fuse 😊

@MartinSLewis I use @fuseenergy and only pay for what I use. Used to be with Scottish Energy and those robbing gits had hung on to almost £1000 over payments and not said a chuffing word!

Do you pay energy by monthly Direct Debit? If so this is the perfect time to check if you’re due £100s credit back. Far more info on this, and lots more in the new Martin Lewis podcast just out on bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0… BBC Sounds, Apple, Spotify & all the usual pod players.

@Vivuicweb Hi 😊 We hear you 💙 Our goal is exactly that - building a stronger domestic energy system so communities are less affected by things happening thousands of miles away ⚡

@fuseenergy 💯 Please, what happened to our beloved community

A shipping lane closes 4,000 miles away. Your energy bill jumps £200. We must own the domestic supply chain so bills reflect cost of production, not global events. This is the mission.

⚡️ The week in energy markets, summarised. What moved: - Oil: Brent ~$108/bbl, WTI ~$104/bbl. Brent up ~7% on the week. The biggest weekly move in months. - Hormuz: Still effectively closed. The US has redirected 75 commercial vessels. Trump told Fox News the US "doesn't need" Hormuz open at all. UAE announced it will double its bypass crude export capacity by next year. - Qatar LNG: Still not meaningfully back. A few cargoes moved (mostly to Pakistan) but nothing close to a full restart. - European gas: Q3 spreads rallied hard. EU storage stuck around mid-30%, injections weak. - India: Gasoline and diesel prices raised 3%. First increase in 4 years. Drivers: - The market shifted from trading Hormuz headlines to trading the physical consequences. Each week without a Qatar restart makes Europe's storage situation scarier. - Trump's "we don't need Hormuz open" line removed the urgency for a US push to reopen the strait. - Workarounds are scaling: Vitol is now offering Iraqi Basrah crude via ship-to-ship transfer at Fujairah, UAE is building permanent bypass pipeline capacity. - The Trump-Xi meeting produced talk about keeping Hormuz open, but no practical fix. General outlook: - Summer is now the gas problem, not winter. If Europe can't fill enough during the summer injection window, winter becomes dangerous, but the bottleneck is summer. - UAE doubling bypass capacity by next year is a tell. Industry is treating Hormuz disruption as a multi-year scenario. - Longs are scared of a Trump headline, shorts are scared of physical reality. Short-term market outlook: - Oil: Supported by Iran risk, but vulnerable to a sharp drop on credible de-escalation. - European gas: Biased higher while Hormuz stays selectively open and Qatar LNG remains limited. A credible reopening could drop prompt prices €5-10/MWh. - US gas: Still decoupled. Storage full, exports maxed, prices low and steady. - Power: Supported by gas and weather. German front tracking gas + wind; French Q3 tracking hydro and nuclear. - Carbon (EUA): Choppy around €75. Auction supply has increased but buyers keep showing up at that level. - Carbon (UKA): Thin and politically driven. UK-EU linkage and Labour leadership headlines matter most.

The electric vehicles are ready. The data centres are ready. Households are ready. The energy system isn't. We're fixing that.

AI is compressing the timeline to low-cost energy. Since we’ve gone hardcore mode on AI: - Half of our support tickets were resolved by AI - Our AI meter reading agent now does straight through processing of ~70% of reads with ~100% accuracy That is an immediate 1.5% reduction in total cost, freeing up 140 people to focus on harder problems. Across the industry, roughly 25% of total energy costs are just paying for human labor. We are going to automate that premium out of existence. We are building a core AI team, reporting directly to me. We’re redesigning every complex workflow from the ground up: - Warehouse & electrician management - Internal AI agents for every team

@lowkeyalbert when you ask us about our smart EV tariff

me when someone mentions the tiniest thing about my favorite series

@ewedunega couldn't be us because we take your feedback seriously

This is what it feels like to fight with someone who can't see their own mistake

@Bunnies Fuse powers your property

@RealestMemes_ Our EV tariff thinks the same.

@Art0fLife_ *Blushing*

@anxietymsgs Switch to Fuse.

What are three words better than ‘I love you’?

@NoContextBrits Maybe try switching to Fuse😉

Me too mate. Me too.

@neso_energy Great effort 👏

April was a record-breaking month for GB’s electricity system! 🏆 🍃98.8% zero-carbon record ☀️Two maximum solar records This shows how our electricity system can operate securely with a large amount of domestically produced renewables. 🔒Read more: bit.ly/3LhjT6B

@FormerlyWill Living costs are up. Your energy bill doesn’t have to be. Switch to Fuse.

How are people coping with this cost of living crisis? I've just spent £63 on a quiche and some salad 😤. The world's gone mad.

⚡️ The week in energy markets, summarised. What moved: - Oil: Brent ~$103/bbl, WTI ~$97/bbl. Brent jumped 2.5% on Thursday after US-Iran clashes, but is lower on the week overall. - Hormuz: US Navy destroyers transited the strait under Iranian fire on Thursday. The US then struck Iran's Qeshm Port and Bandar Abbas. Iran rolled out a new 40-question form for any vessel passing through. - Tankers stuck: 70+ tankers blocked at Iranian ports carrying ~166 million barrels, roughly $13bn worth (US Central Command). - Qatar LNG: Outages extended into June. - Libya: National Oil Corp halted refinery operations and evacuated tankers from Zawiya port amid armed clashes. - ADNOC workaround: UAE kept LNG exports moving through Hormuz by switching off tanker tracking. At least two vessels disappeared after loading at Das Island. Drivers: - Markets are reacting more to unverified "peace deal" rumours than to confirmed military escalation. News flow is moving prices more than supply or demand data. - Speculators in gas had bet prices would keep rising. Those bets are now being closed out, and the selling is pushing prices down short-term. - Iran is adapting around US pressure: rail freight from Xi'an to Tehran is up from one train per week to one every 3-4 days since mid-April. General outlook: - Real escalation in the Gulf, oil lower on the week. The market isn't pricing in a disruption until oil actually stops flowing. - Underneath the noise, gas is the asymmetric story. Qatar's June extension and slow European refill make winter the real concern. - ADNOC concealing tankers and Iran rerouting trade through China by rail tell you the physical market is finding workarounds. Short-term market outlook: - Oil: Volatile, driven by headlines on Hormuz and US-Iran statements. - European gas: Looking weak short-term as the speculative unwind plays out. Storage refill pace into winter is the bigger question. - US gas: Still decoupled. Storage full, exports maxed, prices low and steady. Weather is the main thing that could move it. - Power: European oversupply continues. More days of negative prices when it's sunny or windy.