The UK will have enough energy to keep its homes warm and its lights on through winter, even if a no-deal Brexit freezes…
Continue ReadingIs my energy supply safer with a major provider than with a smaller one?
Written by Fergus Cole in Energy Suppliers
With around 80 different energy companies now competing for customers in the UK market, the choice over which supplier to choose for your…
Continue ReadingEconomy Energy Goes Into Administration After New Customer Ban
Written by Lauren Smith in Energy Suppliers
Small supplier Economy Energy has collapsed just days after regulator Ofgem banned it from taking on new customers for three months. The ban…
Continue ReadingEnergy Savings Trust to Organise £2.5m Aimed at Helping Vulnerable Energy Customers
Written by Fiona Dattan in Energy Suppliers Government Policy
UK Charities have the opportunity to bid for part of £2.5m in order to support vulnerable energy customers.
Continue ReadingUK Powered Without Goal for Record-Breaking 1,000th Hour This Year
Written by Lauren Smith in Climate Change Energy Suppliers Environment
Britain has been powered without coal for a historic 1,000 hours this year, a new milestone for a rapidly evolving energy system.
Continue ReadingGreen Energy Produced in 2017 Could Have Powered the Whole of the UK in 1958
Written by Michael Quinn in Climate Change Energy Suppliers
Last year, the amount of energy produced in the UK using renewable means was equal to the total amount of energy used by…
Continue ReadingShell Agrees to Enter Domestic Energy Market by Buying First Utility
Written by Danny Lord in Energy Suppliers
Oil and gas giant Shell is to attempt to break into the UK domestic energy market by entering into a purchase agreement for…
Continue ReadingInnovative ‘Time of Day’ Tariff Launched by Green Energy UK
Written by Danny Lord in Energy Suppliers
Small energy provider Green Energy UK has launched a new tariff, purporting to be the first of its kind, offering households electricity at…
Continue ReadingOfgem Senior Partner Warns Future Households May Need to Pay for Guaranteed Energy
Written by Danny Lord in Energy Suppliers Renewable Energy
Andrew Wright, an Ofgem senior partner, has warned that the transition towards a more renewable energy mix nationwide may mean the introduction of…
Continue ReadingEnergy Supply Issues Across Europe May Hit Consumers Pockets
Written by Danny Lord in Energy Suppliers
A combination of various factors serving to limit energy generated from plants in several European countries could push up domestic prices, households have…
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