tariffs
Customers will now be able to save up to £50 on dual fuel bills annually
At present, the cheapest dual-fuel fixed-term tariff on the market is £411 cheaper than the price cap
The update will affect the UK’s temporary tariff regime if it leaves the EU without a deal
Price comparison service uSwitch says customers will be automatically rolled onto more expensive tariffs once contracts end in in July, August and September
The Energy Systems Catapult and researchers at Oxford University say current prices distort market behaviour
The merger is not expected to have a significant impact on standard variable tariff pricing
Price comparison service uSwitch says the number of environmentally-friendly tariffs on the market has shot up to 57 this year
Claire Perry said smart charging and vehicle to grid technologies could help consumers save up to £40bn by 2050
MoneySavingExpert over the last two years the cost of the cheapest deal has jumped by an average of £112 a year
It has passed through Parliament and is expected to protect millions of consumers from increases in tariffs
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