Mr Fitzpatrick founded Ovo Energy in 2009 and led its growth to become the largest independent energy provider in the UK, with around five million customers. Mr Fitzpatrick, who is worth an estimated £675million, is usually seen by locals and workers on his estate during the weekends.
The stunning weekend home is set in 12 acres of pristine countryside and also has a swimming pool, four bathrooms and elegant dining room with stunning views, giving Mr Fitzpatrick and his family adequate space to follow his company's controversial advice on Mr Fitzpatrick, who was dubbed a disruptor to the UK energy market when he founded Ovo in 2009, which has made him one of the nation's richest people. 'Meanwhile his customers are left shivering unable to pay bills. The outcry saw the webpage deleted and Mr Fitzpatrick admit 'It was a bad day, we made a mistake'.Īfter learning about the word burner the Green Party's Amelia Womack told The Sun: 'It's clear he's found a cosy alternative to cuddling his cat and doing star jumps to keep warm. The blog said it was giving ten simple and cost effective tips to keeping warm in winter without turning up the heating.īut they included the pets and star jumps advice, as well as 'challenging the kids to a hula-hoop contest' and leaving the oven door open after cooking food. Mr Fitzpatrick was in hot water last month after Ovo's sister firm SSE Energy gave embarrassing and insulting advice to customers trying to save money on fuel bills.
University of Sheffield researchers said they should be sold with a health warning because of the pollution they emitted into homes. Woodburning stoves contribute to particle pollution and last year were labelled a health risk.
'We've set tough targets to help us achieve both of these objectives.' Ovo's self-described 'visionary strategy' is called Plan Zero and says: 'This means reducing our carbon emissions and removing carbon from the atmosphere.
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