Low income families and pensioners to be hit hardest by 1 April price rises
15 million households face price hikes of over £100
The latest energy news, price rises and cost savings
Energy price rises continue with First Utility
Small energy supplier is latest to raise standard tariff fees to new price cap level
SSE set to hike bills after energy cap rise
All big six energy providers have announced price rises this month
British Gas and ScottishPower announce price rises
Five of the big six suppliers have now pushed up prices in reaction to price cap rise
npower is the third of the big six to raise prices to new energy price cap level
Energy provider continues expected standard variable tariff rise trend.
E.ON and EDF Energy announce price rises following energy price cap increase
Two of the big six are already set to raise SVT prices in 2019
Ofgem announces £117 energy price cap rise effective from 1 April
The energy regulator’s first cap review of 2019 results in an increase.
Energy bills set to rise by £28 million this month as fixed plans end
200,000 households face average £140 price hike in January
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Smart meter 2020 rollout target will not be met, says National Audit Office
The Government’s ambitious target looks set to cost consumers half a billion pounds.
Ofgem announces default tariff price cap at £1,137
Experts criticise energy price cap as a 'trap' that creates a ‘false sense of security’
Post-summer energy debt climbs by £75m
Going into the winter season, 1 in 10 bill payers owe their energy supplier £134 on average
Competition and Markets Authority approves merger of npower and SSE
Competition watchdog clears the way for creation of one of the largest energy suppliers in Britain
A price rise every week — energy customers hit with £840m in hikes
12 million households have endured 43 price hikes from 30 suppliers so far in 2018
Price cap condemns customers to more of the same
High bills, poor service, and the failure to address vulnerable consumers will continue to be issues under a cap
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