Goto Energy becomes the latest energy supplier to cease trading
The energy market claims another victim as Goto Energy announces it has ceased trading.
The latest energy news, price rises and cost savings
Find all the latest news on energy here. Stay on top of price rises, potential savings & more, with our collection of articles on gas and electricity.
Pure Planet and Colorado Energy cease trading
Two energy suppliers become the latest companies to go out of business.
Igloo becomes the latest energy supplier to go bust in September
Igloo becomes the latest energy supplier to go out of business as a result of high wholesale energy prices.
700,000 households affected as more than 100 fixed deals come to an end
With 112 fixed energy plans ending by August's conclusion, customers are advised to switch before they're rolled onto an expensive standard variable tariff.
Government launches review into renewable energy tariffs
The government is to review the way in which renewable energy tariffs are marketed by energy suppliers in response to concerns about "greenwashing".
Energy price cap set to rise to highest ever level of £1,277
Ofgem has announced a new price cap level of £1,277 for standard variable customers - the highest level since the cap came into force in 2019.
With bill hikes looming, a £10 monthly rise could put over a quarter of customers into debt
Ofgem's probable second price cap rise of 2021 could mean that over 25% of energy customers are forced into debt
Returning to the office could cut home energy bills by £21 million a week
A Uswitch report finds that a single day in the office each work for every UK worker could mean lower energy bills.
Uswitch finds customers want to retain control over their energy deals
As the market changes, a new report confirms that customers need and want control over their energy, not less.
Brits living the Good Life as they become more self-sufficient
Almost half say they now live more sustainably than in March 2020
Footballers' homes: How much energy are players using off the pitch?
In the lead-up to the Euros, we've estimated the energy bills of the biggest names in football.
How smart are Britain's energy meters?
More than 24 million smart meters have been installed across Great Britain, making up 44% of the nation's energy meters.
Energy switching on the rise as lockdown eases
Second highest month for switching recorded in April as 472,000 people changed their supplier.
Is your city turning green?
A third of UK homes have a green energy tariff, with Nottingham residents having the highest take-up of green plans in Britain.
13 million homes owed £1.8 billion by their energy suppliers
Almost half of UK households are owed an average of £142 in outstanding energy credit.
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