Electricity bills could be cut by £300 a year if measures recommended by a new Taskforce are implemented by the Government.

The oil and gas war windfall continues to grow as total UK profits posted by a handful of energy firms in 2026 exceed £6 billion. As the cost of gas is likely to increase again in the next Ofgem price ...

Heating oil customers could get stronger protections after the media reports that the UK Government will accept the ...

Donald Trump has reignited his war on popular wind power during his UK state visit and urging Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to exploit North Sea gas. At a joint press conference, the US President ...

The House of Commons Energy Security and Net Zero Committee has heard estimates that there were 4,706 excess winter deaths in 2022/23 caused by living in a cold home in England, Scotland and Wales. [1 ...

Every year, the Office for National Statistics calculates the difference between the number of deaths during the four winter months (December to March) and the average number of deaths during the ...

Millions of people across the UK are still living in cold, damp homes, with new research showing that those with existing health conditions remain far more exposed than the general population, ...

The Government’s new £15bn Warm Homes Plan has been welcomed as a potential breakthrough in tackling cold, damp housing, cutting energy bills and slashing carbon emissions. But campaigners have warned ...

The average household has spent £2,300 more on energy bills since April 2021 than they would have done had prices remained stable. [1] The data takes into account the Government support schemes that ...

More than three years after the forced prepayment meter scandal first broke, households are still facing forced entry into their homes under a court system now itself under formal investigation. The ...

Following publication of new official data, the End Fuel Poverty Coalition has estimated that 4,950 excess winter deaths in the UK were caused by living in cold homes during winter 2022/23. [1] ...

New Ofgem figures reveal that household energy debt has soared to £4.43 billion in Q2 2025 – more than triple pre-energy crisis levels and three-quarters of a billion pounds more than this time last ...