Energy Tariffs
How green is your green energy deal?
Switching to a green energy deal is a way to save money and do a bit for the environment. Or is it? It seems not all green deals are as green as you think.
Switch to these energy price cap beating deals
The latest Ofgem energy price cap takes effect from October 1, cutting energy bills for millions of households. But these deals are cheaper. Switch now.
Can your energy supplier stop you switching?
Energy suppliers have been blocking certain price comparison services to stop customers switching – but are suppliers actually allowed to block switches?
British Gas boost for prepayment households
British Gas has dropped the minimum top-up for prepayment energy customers from £5 back to £1, following customer anger.
The energy price cap isn't working
Ofgem’s energy price cap isn’t working. The best way to save money is by switching to a better deal. Here’s all you need to know about the price cap and switching supplier.
Switch to beat the January price hikes
UK Households saved £2bn by switching in 2019. Fixed rate deals ending in January could push up bills by a £16m. Switch now to beat the price hikes.
Are energy firms ripping off UK households?
British Gas and Scottish Power have become the latest suppliers to increase rates. But wholesale energy prices are falling - are energy firms ripping off UK households?
Energy tariff and switching Q & A
What's the difference between a fixed and variable tariff? How long does it take to switch energy supplier? We answer your energy questions.
The truth about the energy price cap
The energy price cap has been reviewed again, and it won’t help all households. Switching remains the best way to save. So what’s the problem with the price cap?
2019 - A record year for price hikes?
2019 could be the worst year on record for price hikes, as energy suppliers are cynically using the price cap as an excuse to push up prices across the board.