Suppliers with a market share of less than 5% saw 209,000 consumers switching away from large competitors
Small and medium energy suppliers secured record energy switch gains in April.
That’s according to the latest ElectraLink report, which suggests suppliers with a market share of less than 5% saw 209,000 consumers switching away from large competitors.
The figure, which represents a third of the estimated total of 623,000 switches that took place last month, is 29% more than April last year.
April’s energy switching activity ranks the month in the top five months for total switches completed.
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