Utility companies unite to keep consumers connected

Four of the top utility companies - NIE Networks, Northern Ireland Water, Openreach and Phoenix Natural Gas - have joined forces to launch a campaign which aims to ensure households across the region are ready and prepared for any seasonal and disruptive weather.
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The campaign marks the tenth year of united support from the four utilities companies, providing advice, support and important contact details to help consumers be prepared ahead of any winter and adverse weather.

Michael McKinstry, Chief Executive at Phoenix Natural Gas and Chair of the Joint Utilities Working Group said, “As we come into a traditionally colder time of the year it’s important that we work together to help consumers and households prepare for winter weather and in the coming weeks we’ll all be sharing helpful information on our websites, through social media and in local papers to ensure consumers can quickly access help and support should they need it this winter.

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“As essential utility providers, it is important that we work in partnership to help keep our consumers connected, and our engineers will continue to work tirelessly to support consumers over the winter months and beyond. We are also asking for the help of the wider public to keep an eye out for their neighbours, especially for more vulnerable consumers, and to contact us if they have any concerns whether at their own home or elsewhere. By working together we can keep everyone safely connected this winter.”

Useful contacts: NIE Networks: 03457 643 643 or visit nienetworks.co.uk:Northern Ireland Water: 03457 44 00 88 or visit niwater.com; Openreach: 08000 23 20 23 or visit openreach.co.uk/ni; Phoenix Natural Gas: 03454 55 55 55 or visit phoenixnaturalgas.com

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