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Octopus Energy Survey Reveals Consumer 'Action Stagnation': 60% Worry About Electricity Bills, But Nearly 60% Say They 'Can't Do Anything'

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A survey by Octopus Energy reveals that while 60.4% of consumers are anxious about their electricity bills, 57.5% are taking no specific action, highlighting a state of 'action stagnation'. The company's brand image is strongest for being 'good value' (13.0%), with 'innovativeness' rising 5.6 points from the previous survey.

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Q: What does 'action stagnation' specifically refer to in this survey?
A: It refers to a state where consumers, despite feeling anxious about electricity bills, do not take concrete actions like switching power companies or reviewing plans, and only go as far as 'saving electricity'.
Q: What was Octopus Energy's growth rate compared to 2024?
A: It was 63%, ranking first among the top 30 power companies.
Q: When was the survey conducted?
A: It was conducted as an internet survey in April 2026.