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Contractors & Service Providers with Which We Share Private Info PRIVACY NOTICE LIST 3 – Contractors & service providers with which we share private info 2 TOUCH BPO SERVICES LTD CORNWALL INSIGHT LIMITED INFINITY ENERGY ORGANISATION LTD A & M ENERGY SOLUTIONS LTD DAIKIN AIRCONDITIONING UK LTD INFOSYS LIMITED ACCENTURE (UK) LTD DATAGENIC LTD INSIGHT DIRECT (UK) LIMITED ACLARA METERS UK LTD DATASERVE UK INSTAGROUP LTD ACOUSTIC MARKETING UK, LTD DJ MCGOUGH LIMITED INSULATION & HEATING INSTALLATIONS ACQUIA INC DODD GROUP (MIDLANDS) LTD INTEB SUSTAINABILITY LTD ACT ON CARBON LTD DOMESTIC & GENERAL INSURANCE PLC INTELESANT LIMITED AE ENERGY SOLUTIONS LTD DOTDIGITAL EMEA LIMITED ITRON METERING SOLNS (FELIXSTOWE) AMAZON EU SARL, UK BRANCH DR J H BURGOYNE & PARTNERS LLP ITRON METERING SOLUTIONS(MANCHESTER AMEY METERING LIMITED DREEV LTD IVR INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE (AUTO) AMT SYBEX LTD DRIVEELECTRIC JAMES & JAMES ANESCO LIMITED DUAL METER SYSTEMS LIMITED JOJU LIMITED ANTHESIS ENERGY UK LIMITED DUEDIL LIMITED JUDGE & PRIESTLEY ARAN ENERGY FUNDING LIMITED DULAS LTD KEEPMOAT REGENERATION LIMITED ARAN SERVICES LTD DUN & BRADSTREET LTD KENSA CONTRACTING LTD ARKTEK GROUP LIMITED DYSON ENERGY SERVICES LTD KERNOW LOANS LTD ARVAL UK LTD E.ON ENERGY SOLUTIONS LTD KERSHAW CONTRACTING SERVICES LTD ARVATO FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS LIMITED EASTERN POWER NETWORKS PLC ASL HOLDINGS LTD ECO DEAL LTD LANDMARK ENERGY LTD ASTRAL WEB TECHNOLOGY ECOCHARGING LEEDS CONSULTANCY T/A 1ST LOCATE ATOS IT SERVICES UK LTD EFFECTIVE ENERGY SOLUTIONS LIMITED LEXISNEXIS RISK SOLUTIONS UK LIMITED AXWAY UK LTD EFLORIST LIMITED LIVE UNION LTD B ECOSMART LTD ELECTRALINK LTD LIVEPERSON NETHERLANDS BV B R TESTING LTD ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTORS LLEWELLYN SMITH LTD BARINGA PARTNERS LLP EMU ANALYTICS LONDON POWER NETWORKS PLC BAYWA RE SOLAR SYSTEMS LTD ENERGY & UTILITYSKILLS LTD LOWELL PORTFOLIO I LTD BE INSULATED (UK) LIMITED ENERGY ASSETS LTD LOWRI BECK SERVICES LTD BERKS INSULATION ENERGY EXEMPLAR (EUROPE) LTD LUCIDWORKS INC BGLOBAL METERING LTD ENERGY METERING SOLUTIONS LIMITED MACQUARIE LEASING LIMITED BIDCONNECTER LIMITED ENGINEERING SUPPORT PARTNERSHIP LIM MACQUARIE METERS 3 (UK) LTD BIERCE SURVEYING LTD ENTERPRISE MANAGED SERVICES LTD MAPLECO1 LTD BIGCHANGE LIMITED ENW LTD (REV PROTECT METERING & UM MAPLECO3 LTD BILLSAVEUK LIMITED EO CHARGING MARK GROUP LTD BJSS LIMITED EOS SOLUTIONS UK PLC MATILDAS PLANET STRATA COMFORT LTD BLAZERUNNER LLC EPI-USE LABS LTD MATTEI COMPRESSORS LIMITED BLUE PRISM LIMITED ESI SCOTLAND LTD MCS - 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