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With energy bills rising from 1 October, Uswitch is encouraging customers to Check, Track and Change their energy usage this winter to keep bills at a manageable level.
Uswitch is pleased to announce the launch of Utrack, a new mobile app designed to help customers track their energy usage and manage their bills.
The government has announced an energy price freeze to last for two years to protect customers from astronomical energy bills.
Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap will be increased to £3,549, its highest ever level, from 1 October.
Uswitch research has found that UK households are underestimating the level of increase for the energy price cap in October.
With the new price cap level announcement imminent, Uswitch research has found that energy debt for UK households is already exceeding £1 billion.
Ofgem has confirmed that the energy price cap, which was formerly reviewed twice a year, will now be reviewed four times a year in order to deal with continuing energy market volatility.
Uswitch is calling on the two candidates for next Prime Minister to commit to new, intensive energy measures to help customers in the UK.
The Government has announced a second package of relief measures designed to ease the burden of cost of living on UK households.
The ongoing energy sees overall energy debt in the UK reach £1 billion with an increasing number of customers in debt to their suppliers.
The much-discussed energy price rise has come into effect - what can you do about it?
With unprecedented energy price rises around the corner, Uswitch has collated 10 things you can do to lessen the impact on your bills.
Government data has revealed that 800,000 households have installed a smart meter since the start of the energy crisis, with half of all UK households now possessing one.
Ofgem has announced a record rise to the energy price cap in response to the wholesale energy market crisis.
With the energy price cap set to rise to an unprecedented level, millions will bear the brunt of those price rises in their cost of living and face being pushed into debt as a result
