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Gas and electricity news and energy saving tips
Bulb Energy set to enter administration
Bulb is the latest energy supplier to find itself struggling and has been placed into special administration. What next for Bulb customers and the energy industry?
What are heat pumps?
Heat pumps are an alternative to gas boilers and a big part of the UK’s decarbonisation plans. Here’s more on how they work and how to get one for your home
Should you switch energy suppliers?
Energy prices have risen to unusually high levels. But why is this happening? What should you do if your fixed-rate deal is ending soon? And why are there no prices online? Read on to find out.
How to bleed a radiators in 5 simple steps
If your radiators aren't heating your home properly, it could be because air bubbles are trapped in the system. In which case they'll need bleeding, here's how...
Rise in gas prices could see energy suppliers go bust
Renewable energy deadlines and record highs on the UK gas market mean a string of small suppliers could potentially go bust by the end of August.
10 top tips to help reduce your utility bills
Whether you’re a business, a homeowner, a tenant, or living at home with your parents, there are a few things you can do to cut the amount of energy and water you use, and help reduce your bills.
How to deal with energy debt
Almost 3 million households are in debt with an energy supplier. Here’s what to do if you’re struggling to pay your energy bills.
Energy smart meters - the pros and cons
With utility costs skyrocketing and energy bills being a substantial expense, we ask are energy smart meters a good way to help cut spiraling energy bills?
Is it time to go green?
Wind and solar sources now generate more electricity in the UK than fossil fuels – is it time to embrace renewable energy?
How to stop your energy supplier installing a prepayment meter
Energy firms have come under fire for forcing too many customers to use prepaid meters, but can you stop your supplier from installing one?