Energy Prices
Will the energy price cap save you money?
Don’t wait for the price cap to kick in – switching energy supplier is the most effective way to make big savings on your energy bills.
Will Brexit lead to higher energy bills?
The UK’s exit from the European Union (EU) could lead to higher energy bills, according to a House of Lords committee. Here's why we could be paying more from 2019.
Beat the Energy Price Rises
Three of the Big Six have anounced their second price rise of the year - the rest won't be far behind. Here's why you need to switch gas and electricity supplier to beat the price hikes.
How to manage your student utility bills
It’s time to go back to university – here’s how to manage your student utility bills, to keep costs in check and make that student loan go a little further.
Don’t wait for the price cap to cut your energy bills
Ofgem price cap to cut bills for customers on poor-value tariffs falls short of the £100 promised by the government. Which means swicthing supplier remains the best way to save on your energy bills.
Ofgem Collective Switch Saves £3.3 million
A collective switching trial run by Ofgem, the energy regulator, has saved UK households around £3.3 million on their annual energy bills. Here's how a collective switch can help to cut energy bills.
Prepay Energy Bill Price Cap
One month after Ofgem set a cap on the price customers pay for their prepaid energy, the millions of customers on prepay meters have started saving money on the cost of their utilities. But what exactly is the price cap, is it working, and can new customers benefit from switching to prepay meters?
What’s the problem with smart meters?
Smart meters are getting a bad press, largely due to lower than expected savings & technical issues. But here’s why smart meters are about more than saving money.
Everything you need to know about nuclear energy
Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of nuclear powered energy, along with how the development of the Hinkley Point C will affect domestic energy prices.
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?
