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The Renewable Energy Association said the move was ‘another blow for the renewable and clean technology industry’
A new report suggests the public want to understand more about where their money goes and how it is spent
Price comparison service uSwitch says customers will be automatically rolled onto more expensive tariffs once contracts end in in July, August and September
Auto-switching service Switchcraft claims these deals can lock billpayers into an ‘energy-poverty trap’
Look After My Bills suggests both the frequency and severity of price hikes could reach unparalleled levels this year
A new report calls for suppliers, regulators and government, as well as other organisations to do more to identify and assist struggling billpayers
Smart Energy GB says most customers would be keen to sign up to time-of-use deals if they could save money or help the environment
A new study suggests a baby being born means a household’s energy bills are likely to rise by a third
uSwitch believes this could happen if suppliers increase their rates to match the level of the cap
Compare the Market says 23% of people older than 65 limited energy use over the last few months to save money
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