Energy bills in the UK will continue to hover at nearly double the level of October 2021, resulting in 6.5 million households in fuel poverty despite a new price cap

Local authorities has raised concerns over the sluggish pace of home insulation schemes, jeopardising fuel poverty targets

Low income households in the UK are set to face an average shortfall of £209 on their energy bills this financial year due to the ending of additional government support schemes

Customers are set to experience the highest standing charge since the implementation of the Ofgem price cap in 2019, according to a report

Liverpool City Mayor has secured £42 million to tackle fuel poverty in the region

Centrica has revealed that in light of the challenges faced by its customers, Chris O’Shea made the decision to forgo his 2021 bonus

Experts have raised concerns over the feasibility and risks of using green hydrogen for heating

Government data shows that an estimated 3.26 million households were living in energy poverty last year

In low income countries, poorer households are already feeling the pressure of rising fuel bills

The average tenant pays £350 more a year on heating because of poorly insulated and damp homes, new research has found