Small supplier Economy Energy has collapsed just days after regulator Ofgem banned it from taking on new customers for three months. The ban…
Continue ReadingThree renewable energy suppliers have been granted temporary derogations from the energy price cap that came into effect at the beginning of the…
Continue ReadingThe government and Ofgem’s energy price cap came into force at midnight on 1 January, limiting energy costs for those on standard variable…
Continue ReadingCustomers of five major internet providers will soon be automatically compensated for any outage of their fixed line broadband and phone services that…
Continue ReadingThe number of smart meters installed by large suppliers dipped by 10% in the third quarter of 2018, a further setback for a…
Continue ReadingOfcom has announced plans to cap the price of phone calls to 118 numbers, following reports that some customers are paying nearly £20…
Continue ReadingNearly three quarters (71%) of Britons have been with their broadband provider for more than three years, with many paying a high price…
Continue ReadingMore than half (57%) of all broadband subscribers in the UK are unhappy with their internet service, citing price hikes, sluggish speeds, connection…
Continue ReadingNpower Ordered by Ofgem to Participate in Collective Switch Trial
Written by Lauren Smith in Energy Suppliers
Ofgem has ordered Big Six supplier NPower to fully cooperate in the market regulator’s next collective switching trial, designed to help thousands of…
Continue ReadingTime of Use Tariffs Prove False Economy, Says Citizens Advice
Written by Lauren Smith in Energy Suppliers
Energy customers on legacy time of use (ToU) tariffs aren’t receiving appropriate information from their suppliers and ultimately aren’t saving money by using…
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