A new drive to get NSW households engaged in the electricity
market has been launch by Manly lawyer, Boon How. 10,000 Sparks is
intended to get 10,000 NSW households on the same bandwagon and get
them a decent saving.
With coverage in the SMH and on
Today Tonight
alongside Make It Cheaper, there's likely to be a high amount of
awareness and uptake on a new idea and a new way to get home owners
engaged in the electricity sector.
Boon How said: "10,000 Sparks is based on a group-buying scheme
in Pennsylvania, which cut energy bills by, fifteen per cent -
we're aiming for at least five to seven per cent off your bill.
Obviously the more people, the better the price."
Tim Wolfenden, Managing Director at Make It Cheaper said: "Any
idea which is going to engage New South Wales home owners, and get
them excited about saving money, is a great idea!"