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Strait of Hormuz must reopen by end of May to stop bills booming
The Strait of Hormuz must be reopened. If it stays closed, bills could be £300 higher than they are now. What can the government do?
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Is the government doing enough to cut energy bills? Ministers have done plenty to cut energy bills, but is it enough? We take a look at what needs to be done. -
Government expands Boiler Upgrade Scheme with £9k for LPG households The government is expanding the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and offering £9,000 for households who use LPG or oil to install heat pumps. -
The Warm Homes Plan and other government solar panel grants – 2026 The latest UK government solar panel grants can help pay for solar panels on your home. -
Why North Sea oil and gas would not bring down our energy bills The North Sea is not the answer to ballooning energy bills, so why do people keep pushing it? Renewables are cheaper and more reliable. -
UK households could get paid to use electricity – clean energy news from 13 April 2026 We round up the biggest stories in the world of renewable and clean energy -
US-Iran war conditional ceasefire: will our bills go down? Our energy bills are set to change dramatically in the next few months, but is it good news or bad? -
Plug-in solar could save you £1,100 – more clean energy news from 6 April 2026 We round up the biggest stories in the world of renewable and clean energy
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Ofgem: Energy price cap falls by 7% to £1,641 Energy bills for a typical household will drop by £117 or 7% for the average dual fuel household from 1 April to 30 June 2026, energy regulator Ofgem has announced. -
Homeowners flock to solar panels to escape energy chaos Interest in solar panels has increased by 27% since the end of February