The rapid increase in the number of energy suppliers on the market has provided a welcome challenge to the market share of the UK’s big six energy firms. Continue Reading
UK Charities have the opportunity to bid for part of £2.5m in order to support vulnerable energy customers. Continue Reading
New analysis by professional services firm PwC released on Wednesday reveals that there is currently an ‘almost zero chance’ of nations meeting the terms of the Paris Agreement. Continue Reading
A price hike from the UK ISP and energy provider Utility Warehouse is set to hit customers on October 1st, 2018. Continue Reading
Following Citizens Advice’s report that mobile network providers were overcharging 4 million customers, Ofcom is “now consulting on plans to cut charges”. Continue Reading
The Labour party has laid out an ambitious clean energy initiative, aiming to have the majority of homes and businesses powered by renewable sources by the year 2030 with emissions being cut completely by 2050. Continue Reading
Ofgem has ordered Big Six supplier NPower to fully cooperate in the market regulator’s next collective switching trial, designed to help thousands of disengaged energy customers easily switch to cheaper tariffs. Continue Reading
Ofgem has demanded improvements in how all 11 of the UK’s largest energy firms deal with customer complaints. Continue Reading
Energy customers on legacy time of use (ToU) tariffs aren’t receiving appropriate information from their suppliers and ultimately aren’t saving money by using electricity during off-peak hours, a report from Citizens Advice has claimed. Continue Reading
Scotland is outperforming the rest of the UK in cutting greenhouse gas emissions, but progress is stalling north of the border in the key areas of transport and agriculture, according to a report from the Committee on Climate Change. Continue Reading