Hopefully it'll help people struggling this Easter so please share. 🙏 Find your nearest Morrisons Café: moneysavingexpert.com/deals/morrison…

A new report has exposed how UK households are losing £173 a year thanks to a broken energy trading system that’s rigged against ordinary people. 🏦 Offshore firms like Vitol, Glencore and Trafigura made billions in profit by gambling on energy prices — and they don’t even

Over 2 years ago (Feb 2023), British Gas was found to be illegally breaking into the homes of vulnerable customers to force-fit prepayment meters. So far, Ofgem haven't done a single thing to penalise British Gas ... I wasn't aware that Ofgem could be even more "less heavy

🚨 New report shows housing crisis is a health crisis A staggering 3 in 4 NHS workers say poor housing is making their patients sick. From damp & mould to unaffordable energy bills, families are being sent home to conditions that fuel illness and deepen health inequality.

💸 Slashing the Warm Homes Plan would be a disastrous false economy. 🏚️ Millions are still living in cold, inefficient homes — and facing unaffordable bills every winter. But reports suggest Rachel Reeves has her eyes on the Warm Homes budget, despite a clear election pledge to

Net-zero is obviously fantastic for the environment, but there are no guarantees that it will impact our energy bills. In order for us to see a reduction in our energy prices at home, the GOV.UK and Ofgem need to decouple the gas and electricity prices by removing the

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If any of you (or people you know) ever owned a diesel car that was made between 2008 and 2020, there are a few class action claims over 'Dieselgate' going on, the first big trial is in October this year, so you might want to jump on one. Please use the links in this article to

I wrote a quick article about the spending review announcement later this week, what it is and a few things that we should expect to see. theregulatorguy.co.uk/what-is-the-go…

📣 The RTS meter switch-off has been postponed, a necessary step after it became clear the original deadline was unachievable. The government is right to step in and hold Ofgem and the energy industry to account. What’s needed now: ➡️ A clear, published plan showing how and

A quick catch up on some bits i've seen online on the energy market over the last month: theregulatorguy.co.uk/quick-catch-up…

A lot happening in the next over the last week or so: theregulatorguy.co.uk/goodbye-ofwat-…

📉 North Sea gas is running out, and the UK will soon be almost entirely reliant on imports. Right now, just 14% of extractable gas remains, leaving us at the mercy of global energy markets, with prices that could rise sharply. That’s why we urgently need a comprehensive Warm

Donald Trump has taken aim at wind power yet again. But the real price of his fossil fuel agenda is higher energy bills and a damaged planet. What we truly need is clear: ✅ Clean, affordable energy — Renewables like wind and solar already deliver energy cheaper than fossil

Ofgem have announced the price cap for October-December 2025 as being a 2% increase on today's price cap, moving up to £1,755 - This is 68% higher than we were paying in 2020/2021. With further increases expected next year - the Energy Crisis isn't over! theregulatorguy.co.uk/ofgem-price-ca…

While gas giants rack up another year of huge UK profits, millions of families are still living in cold homes, juggling rising bills, and falling deeper into energy debt. Why? Because our energy system still allows companies to profit even when people can’t afford the basics.

Ofgem has today announced that the new price cap will increase by 0.2% from January, leaving the average bill still around £700 higher than in 2020 and £190 higher than at the 2024 General Election. ➡️ £1,758 a year bill on average for a typical dual-fuel household on direct

Reports suggest the Government is considering slashing the Warm Homes Plan by £6.4 billion, at the same time as looking at a £6 billion tax cut for oil and gas firms. Cutting the UK’s biggest energy-efficiency programme would be a disastrous step backwards. It would mean colder

And as we mark Fuel Poverty Awareness Day, the reality is this: we are entering a fifth winter of the energy bills crisis with no long-term plan to end it. Today’s Budget is a crucial moment. The Government has a choice: Continue with short-term fixes that barely dent bills, or

Today’s Budget will bring a small reduction in bills, with the average annual energy bill expected to fall from £1,755 to around £1,665 from April 2026. But this still leaves bills hundreds of pounds above winter 2020/21 and £97 higher than at the General Election, meaning many