There will be no free electricity for Manx residents on Saturdays despite British Gas eyeing a similar idea in the UK.
The energy giant is looking to give hundreds of thousands of customers free electricity for one day a week.
However the plans have been criticised by authorities here who claim the deal is a PR exercise that includes hidden charges - meaning no saving for customers.
Howard Quayle is chairman of the MEA - he told us people shouldn't get carried away by headlines:
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