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 […]
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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
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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
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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
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In a significant development within the UK’s energy sector, major household energy suppliers, including British Gas, OVO, Bulb, E.ON, Scottish Power, and SSE, are set to collectively pay a substantial penalty of nearly £11 million for falling short of the 2022 smart meter installation targets set by the industry regulator, Ofgem. This financial penalty will
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If you’ve ever received a bill from your energy company that is higher than expected, it could be a back bill. Back bills are charges for energy use that happened more than 12 months ago, but that you haven’t been billed for yet. These bills can come as a shock, but there are rules in
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Energy is a crucial aspect of our daily lives, and the regulation of energy companies is of utmost importance to ensure a fair, reliable and affordable energy supply to consumers. In the gas and electricity market, regulation is crucial to ensure that energy companies are held accountable for their actions and to safeguard the interests
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In the fast-paced and ever-changing world of energy supply in the UK, unforeseen circumstances can arise, leading to energy suppliers ceasing trading. This can be a concerning situation for consumers, as it raises questions about the continuity of their energy supply, tariffs, and billing. With the energy market landscape constantly evolving, it’s crucial for consumers
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The Fuel Direct scheme is a UK government initiative designed to help people on low incomes manage their energy bills. It allows claimants to have their energy bills paid directly out of their benefits, which can help to avoid arrears and reduce the risk of disconnection. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at
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Choosing the right type of energy meter for your home can be a tricky decision. With so many options available, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each type of meter to make an informed choice. Two of the most common types of energy meters are the standard credit meter and the prepayment
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