Up to £770 million in energy bill refunds (did you get yours?)

Up to £770 million in energy bill refunds (did you get yours?)

Paolo Cabrelli | 12 Feb 2022 Up to £770 million coming back to UK consumers  Dear Reader,   I know it seems that prices have gone only one direction over the last few years – UP.   But as reported by The Guardian, that could soon be changing…   Thanks to new energy efficiency upgrades and new technologies, British consumers are forecasted to receive as much as £770 million in paybacks from the energy industry this winter alone.    It only amounts to an average £27 off of the average energy bill… but according to our top technology analyst Sam Volkering, this could be just the beginning.   As Sam explains it:   What's happening will create tens of thousands of new jobs… but also stamp out the last major employers in some of Britain's most economically struggling towns. It will create hundreds of billions of pounds in new wealth…    It's not the ongoing 5G rollout, or the crypto revolution, or even a natural economic bounce-back from Covid-19…   But as Sam explains here, this new technology will help to elevate the living standards of just about everyone in Britain.    BUT there's a danger to what Sam's sharing today…   Sam says:   "As with every revolution, from the industrial revolution to the rise of computers, the Internet, and blockchain… there will be big winners and losers."   Reduced energy bills are just the beginning…   To see what this revolution could mean for you and your money, click here.    Regards,       Paolo Cabrelli, Publisher, Southbank Investment Research   PS: This sounds like unambiguously good news for British energy consumers – and it is. But it's even better news for Boris Johnson – and not just because he needs all the good news he can get. As you'll see here, something is happening in Britain that's only happened twice before – but in each case, it made the presiding Prime Minister invincible. Now, it's happening again…

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