As winter approaches, the concern over rising energy bills becomes a paramount issue for many households in the United Kingdom. The delicate balance between increased energy usage during the colder months and the financial strain of elevated costs creates a challenging situation for those struggling to make ends meet. In this comprehensive guide, we will […]

As winter sets in, the specter of rising energy bills looms large over households in the United Kingdom. The delicate balance between the demand for gas and electricity, global geopolitical events such as the invasion of Ukraine in March 2024, and the mechanisms put in place by regulators like Ofgem play a pivotal role in

British Gas has recently launched an exciting initiative to its customers with the goal of promoting sustainability in the transportation sector. The company is offering a year of free electric vehicle (EV) charging to both new and existing customers, underlining its commitment to supporting the growth of electric vehicles and reducing carbon emissions. What is

The recent announcement by the energy regulator Ofgem about the impending increase in the energy price cap for the first quarter of 2024 has sent ripples of concern through households across the United Kingdom. As of January 1 to March 31, 2024, the price cap is set to rise by 5%, bringing the average annual

Hundreds of thousands of struggling households in Great Britain face the risk of missing government aid for their winter energy bills if they don’t apply for financial support opening this Monday, according to fuel poverty activists. Approximately 800,000 bill payers missed out on an energy bill rebate of £150 last winter due to changes in

There are now 3.2 million households in debt to their energy supplier, with average arrears reaching a five-year high of £216, according to a report. Data from Uswitch.com showed an 11% rise in the number of customers who owe money to energy firms compared to the same period last year. Its survey found that the