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Pay more to save water, say peers
Water bills should be allowed to rise to encourage people to save water in the face of scarcer resources, a Lords committee has suggested. The Lords Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment EU... Read more
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£100m cost of 'needless' pipe cover
Most of the UK's biggest water companies are promoting potentially unnecessary insurance costing consumers more than £100 million a year Read more
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What to do if your fixed or capped tariff is ending
Fixed or capped tariff coming to an end? Here are the tariffs to consider! Read more
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'Question marks' over green deal
May 16, 2012
Government reforms to make homes more energy efficient are in chaos because consumers could end up paying thousands of pounds for improvements through higher energy bills, Labour has...
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First Utility launches UK's cheapest energy deal
May 16, 2012
The Big Switch campaign was supposed to secure buyers a market-leading energy deal. Yet it has already been trumped
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How to avoid the next big energy price rise
May 15, 2012
British Gas profits are up 200% over nine years, thanks to massive price increases. Read how to avoid the coming £100 winter energy price rise
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Is energy price war on the way?
May 14, 2012
EON has pledged not to raise energy prices for the rest of 2012. So does this signal a new price war, and what does it mean for us?
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The Big Switch falls short on price
May 11, 2012
Which?'s Big Switch campaign, to get energy suppliers to bid to offer a cheap deal , has closed, with the Co-operative named as winner. The only problem is that it's not the cheapest deal on the market.
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British Gas owner warns of rising costs
May 11, 2012
Households are facing the prospect of more energy price hikes after British Gas owner Centrica warned its costs continued to mount
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Overhaul bids to bridge energy gap
May 09, 2012
An overhaul of the electricity market set out in the Queen's Speech aims to drive massive investment in low carbon power and bridge the looming energy gap. Keeping the lights on as old coal and...
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Zero leakage targets for water companies
May 08, 2012
In the midst of a drought - albeit a wet one - it emerges that more than half of all water companies have a leakage target of zero for the next three years
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Why your energy bill is set to rise
May 08, 2012
The ongoing impact of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami is pushing up the cost of energy, and means bills are set to be even higher this winter. So what can you do?
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Pay more to save water, say peers
May 02, 2012
Water bills should be allowed to rise to encourage people to save water in the face of scarcer resources, a Lords committee has suggested. The Lords Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment EU...
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Household bills climb at twice the rate of inflation
May 02, 2012
Household bills climbed 71% between 2001 and 2011 while gas bills have trebled. But what about your pay packet?
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Cannabis farm power thefts revealed
May 01, 2012
Cannabis farmers steal around £200 million of electricity every year to grow their illegal crops, according to new figures
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Call for 'fairer' energy pricing
Apr 30, 2012
The gap between the "true cost" of energy and what consumers are actually paying in their bills will have swelled to nearly £2 billion by 2020 unless there is tougher regulation of the...
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Why energy bills have trebled in eight years
Apr 26, 2012
Cliff D'Arcy investigates why your energy bill has risen so much faster than the wholesale costs of gas and electricity. After switching off my home heating during March's heat wave, I then had...
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The light bulb that lasts 20 years
Apr 23, 2012
A prize winning light bulb with a 100,000 hour life span launched in the US over the weekend, with a whopping price tag of $60 (£37)
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