Tariff

The ‘Fan Club’ tariff could save consumers more than £200 per year

The energy market regulator said the supplier has failed to install SMETS2 meters when it should have done so

Uswitch warns 816,000 households could be affected by fixed deals ending and suggests they could see bills rise by an average of £155 as they are moved onto standard variable tariffs

UK businesses could be overpaying on their electricity bill by as much as 44%, according to a new report

New research from comparethemarket reveals domestic switching levels have fallen since the energy price cap was introduced in January 2019

Energy UK reveals a total of 471,441 made the leap during the month, almost a fifth less than in August 2019

That’s the suggestion from new research published by comparethemarket.com, which reveals 4.1 million customers are each paying on average £94 more a year for their energy than they would pay on a standard credit meter

The most common issue of commercial solar underperformance is poor PV output, according to a new report

Overall, switching is up by 10% in 2020 compared to the year before

The average energy bill for consumers will total £1,237, which the supplier says is a cost-effective option for those looking for the ‘greenest’ tariff