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Tens of thousands of Britons have made a pledge to the Don’t Pay campaign. It’s a last resort, but we’ve no other choice

Pricing policies for renewables can discourage people from using climate-friendly energy sources, argues Esther Hack

The reaction to recent efforts to keep people safe in the heatwave shows a delicate balance is needed

New supply chief Jonathan Mills starts drafting plans to safeguard winter supplies amid war in Ukraine

Contract price is nearly 6% lower than previous auction in 2019, which could ease pressure on energy bills

Boom clouded by supply chain disruption, a fragmented industry as well as ethical issues

Better insulation would save large sums for millions struggling with the cost of living, finds LGA report

Scheme encourages customers with smart meters to use less energy at peak times and reduce carbon emissions

John Curtis, Ray Chalker and Andrew Pearson on the sheer frustration of having smart meters that don’t work

Hundreds of readers tell of lost connectivity as official figures show millions of devices have to be read manually

Tax on oil and gas companies described as ‘missed opportunity’ to tackle climate and cost of living crises

Government limit on contracts for new renewable energy generation is ‘outdated thinking’, says Greenpeace UK

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