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Why are energy bills so high?
Energy suppliers defend spiralling energy bills with talk of wholesale prices and government green policies, but what is the true impact on our bills? Read more
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Gas firms fined £5.2m over leaks
Two major utility firms will be fined a combined £5.2 million for failing to attend potentially dangerous gas leaks on time, the energy watchdog has said Read more
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Customer satisfaction plummets for all ‘big six’
Just half of all energy customers are satisfied with customer service, 8% less than last year. So which suppliers are the worst offenders? Read more
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U-turn on compulsory smart meters
Feb 01, 2012
The government has changed its mind on compulsory smart meters, and people will be able to opt out. So why the change of plan?
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Firm posts profits while customers wait for cuts
Jan 31, 2012
An energy company whose gas customers face a two-month wait for cuts in their bills said it is on course for a 2% increase in full-year profits
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Water bills set to soar
Jan 31, 2012
The water regulator is allowing water companies to hike their bills in April. How can this be right?
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Water bills to go up to at least £375 a year
Jan 30, 2012
Domestic water bills are set to rise by at least 5.2% to an average of nearly £375 a year, but more if the water companies get their way
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£24m cost of switching off turbines
Jan 26, 2012
Consumers paid out £24 million last year to wind farm owners who had to switch off their turbines because the conditions meant they could not operate, the Government has admitted
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Huhne defends solar panel challenge
Jan 26, 2012
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has described £66,000 as "a few thousand" as he defended his decision to challenge a court ruling over solar subsidies
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Government loses solar panel appeal
Jan 25, 2012
The Government has lost its bid to overturn a High Court ruling that its plans to cut subsidies for solar panels on homes are unlawful. Opponents say the government proposals would have put 29,000 jobs at risk
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Should you fix your energy deal?
Jan 25, 2012
After recent price cuts, is your fixed energy deal still competitive? Should you ditch the fix? Or is there still life in the deals even now?
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Watchdog turns up heat on EDF's complaints handling
Jan 23, 2012
Energy giant EDF faces further scrutiny from the industry’s watchdog after it announced it would turn up the heat on the company’s complaints handling record
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Co-op offers to pay moving penalty
Jan 21, 2012
Gas and electricity supplier Co-operative Energy is offering to pay penalties for customers who switch from other companies
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Energy prices double in six years
Jan 18, 2012
Double digit price hikes added a total of £2.24 billion onto household energy bills in little over a year - and energy prices have nearly doubled since 2006
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Government 'misleading' on energy costs?
Jan 18, 2012
A report claims that the government is misleading the public about the cost of its green policies. Rather than saving us cash, its going to set us back £400 more each every year by 2020.
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Consumers urged to save on energy
Jan 18, 2012
Millions of customers are missing out on huge energy bill savings each year by failing to take simple steps to save money, a watchdog and energy industry body say
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Energy firms diddle us over cuts
Jan 17, 2012
It emerges that the energy companies have done as little as they could get away with in this round of price cuts, leaving a third of us no better off
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Last of big six energy companies cuts prices
Jan 17, 2012
ScottishPower has become the last of the big six energy companies to announce reductions in its tariffs
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