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Messages appear to be a ruse to get people to sign up to unnecessary services

Consumers are left footing the bill when a much-vaunted new technology goes wrongValerie Cooper has always budgeted carefully in order to pay her utility bills on time...

Only 10,000 upgrades such as loft insulation happen each month compared with 65,000 in 2014, report shows

Ministers are expected to announce plans to bolster nuclear industry this week

With a big outlay and a six-month wait before the launch, do you invest now, wait or skip it?

National Grid chief says Labour policy will also stall move to cleaner energy as firm unveils £1.8bn profit

Simon Richards says the science behind green gas manufacture is straightforward, we just need a government with guts. ffinlo Costain thinks energy companies should be more upfrontYour article (Energy: 1m British homes are...

Critics warn of ‘chronic public health crisis’ as green initiative leaves homes in the cold

Centrica says it will take £300m hit on cap on energy bills and lowers 2019 cashflow outlook

The UK uses more electricity on kettles that we do an oven. We could cut the cost in half

About 5.8m households moved to another electricity supplier, up 6% from 2017

A retired engineer has slashed his lighting bill by using LED bulbs – why isn’t everyone doing it?

People who instal solar from April will have to give away surplus until scheme launches

The government’s price cap on standard rate energy bills comes into effect today

The government’s price cap on standard rate energy bills comes into effect today