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Why North Sea oil and gas would not bring down our energy bills
Reform UK is wrong to think that the North Sea is the answer to big energy bills, and Wes Streeting shouldn't be calling for more drilling.
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Billpayers to be stung by 13% energy price cap rise We now know the what the energy price cap will be from 1st July. It's not good news. -
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. -
Ofgem: Energy price cap to rise by 13% in July to £1,862 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. -
How much do solar panels cost in 2026? Discover how much solar panels cost in the UK, how many your home would need, and how much you could save on your energy bills by going solar -
Energy price cap prediction: bills to rise to £1,847 in July Energy bills will likely rise to £1,847 when the new price comes into effect in July. -
Why a Reform UK government would be terrible for energy bills A Reform government would likely see bills go up. Here's why. -
Brits flock to solar as Trump’s war with Iran seems to stall Brits are installing solar panels in record numbers in response to the chaos in the Strait of Hormuz. -
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? -
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.