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Ministers urged to halt forced prepayment meters amid secret court hearings concerns
Campaigners have written to the Government and Ofgem demanding an immediate new pause on forced prepayment meter installations, after fresh …Read More »
No new levies on gas bills promises Minister
Efforts to cut energy bills and warm homes will not come with a new gas bills levy as had been …Read More »
Price cap tweaks fail households as cold snap hits the country
A marginal change to the energy price cap will put more pressure on struggling households this winter, campaigners have warned, …Read More »
Cold crisis as one in three struggle to heat their homes
Figures show that 29% of adults are unable to keep their home at the recommended minimum temperature of 18°C, the …Read More »
Carbon monoxide problems more common in fuel poor homes
Households living in cold and damp homes are far more likely to report experiencing dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, according …Read More »
Secret court hearings continue to punish homes in energy debt
Three years on from the scandal that exposed the forced installation of prepayment meters into people’s homes, a new year-long …Read More »
Cold homes figures revealed as Warm Homes Plan is delayed further
Five years into the energy bills crisis, millions of people are still living in cold, damp homes that are making …Read More »
Millions still living in cold, damp homes as health inequalities continue
Millions of people across the UK are still living in cold, damp homes, with new research showing that those with …Read More »
Grid reform is welcome, but must not become a blank cheque
Ofgem and the National Energy System Operator have announced the biggest shake-up of Britain’s grid connections process to date, prioritising …Read More »
Grid investment is vital, but not at any cost
Ofgem has announced that £28bn will be spent over the next five years on Britain’s gas and electricity networks, but …Read More »