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Michael Lewis calls for substanstial government intervention to help people deal with costs

Reasons behind drop include people being more conscious of energy use during cost of living crisis, says CPRE

Keith Anderson says fresh support package is vital before households hit by further increases in October

Officials admit they did not conduct equality assessment before launch of heat and buildings strategy

Unplugging equipment normally left on standby may not save consumers as much cash as hoped

Unplugging equipment normally left on standby may not save consumers as much cash as hoped

An energy efficiency programme would cut bills and contribute to our net zero obligations, writes Colin Hines

Bold plan shows understanding of huge scale of problem faced by low-income households, unlike ministers

Exclusive: Research finds fuel price surge due to war in Ukraine means it now costs £600 less to drive an electric car for a year

With 40% of us likely to fall into fuel poverty as price rises hit, what if those with the broadest shoulders took the load?

Distracted and locked in a siege mentality, the prime minister is allowing a perfect economic storm to hit millions of households

Project by startup Granular will offer greater transparency over energy sources and could mean lower bills

Boris Johnson accused of ‘failing to rise to challenge’ by not backing onshore windfarms or funding efficiency upgrades

Kwasi Kwarteng pledges to turbo-charge investment in solar and wind power amid new energy security plan

Kwasi Kwarteng puts forward targets for solar, wind and nuclear power as part of energy security strategy