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Over the recent years, the increase of Pollutants, the global warming, and the establishment of strict laws of environmental issues like Kyoto protocol in 1997 and Copenhagen meeting in 2009 has convinced governments to alter non-fossil in their energy development road map. As well in regard to the economical issues like the fluctuation of the oil and gas prices, call green energies to be applicable. In this paper, we evaluate the domestic customer's interest in contributing to green energy and also to estimate the elements that my influence their decision on choosing electricity tariffs in UK by analysis of a survey among electricity customers in London. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Green energy is an important part of solution for future energy concern. Electricity is a magnificent form of energy with potential of increasing efficiency in different processes. The department of energy report that came out last year, points out that −12% is the saving of carbon dioxide emissions from the UK electricity sector by increasing penetration of consuming green energies. It is an obvious reduction which will happen if we turn to wind or solar instead of coal or other fossil fuel. This smoothly change present something that the power system themselves should be changed in generation. In this paper, we focus on the green electricity tariffs and their contribution to UK electricity market. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]