Tom Brook

You could save around £200 on your energy bills by switching supplier today

Experts predict that the new energy price cap will rise by more than £100 in October, but you can switch now and save.

The move will bring the current electric vehicle charging infrastructure onto a secure, unified, national network

This will be the second time this year prices will rise for Bulb customers, but you can switch now to avoid the hike.

A lack of understanding may mean that young Brits are paying far too much for their gas and electricity

The government has set a goal of replacing 600,000 gas boilers every year from 2028.

The popular challenger brand is Europe’s fastest-growing start-up and has big plans for future growth.

By switching supplier before their fixed deals ended, customers saved £244 on average

Both tariffs will offer 100% renewable electricity for low-income households

You will save energy, lower your bills and reduce your carbon footprint

But if you switch provider, you could avoid the price hike

These money-sapping ‘vampire devices’ are costing the country a combined £1.6bn every year

Under the new plans, white goods will use less electricity and will be cheaper to repair

With this leading supplier's deal, your prices will be fixed for 12 months and your electricity will be 100% renewable

Last year, clean power generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time ever

The meters provide you with accurate bills and are reducing CO2 emissions by 275K tonnes per year.

A new body for the UK energy network could save consumers £4.8bn by 2050

Experts predict the price cap will rise by £87 a year as 68 fixed-term deals are set to end

With wholesale costs rising and Ofgem likely to increase the energy price cap, now is a good time to fix your rates.

Britain’s energy network will be greener than ever and Brits could save £2bn on their energy bills.

The Prime Minister’s plan is intended to help the UK meet its ambitious climate targets.

The launch of the Green Homes Grant and the introduction of the new price cap could save you money, but switching could save you even more.

Almost a million households switched supplier in June and July, with nearly half moving to a challenger brand.

The UK’s ‘net zero’ carbon emissions target is helping suppliers move away from fossil fuels. Here’s what that means for your energy bills.

74% of customers are happy with their energy supplier, but customers could be overspending by £189 by relying on the price cap.