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Cheap energy deals are disappearing fast with the lowest fixed deal up by more than £70/year since this time last month, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.  

Green energy supplier Bulb is raising its prices for the third time this year, with 750,000 existing customers to be hit by a whopping rise of over 11% in November.

The energy price cap has been unveiled which could cut bills for 11 million households by about £75 on average – but Martin Lewis says a fair tariff isn't the same as a good one and many could save £100s by switching and saving NOW.  

Thousands of disengaged energy customers saved an average of about £300/year in regulator Ofgem's first collective switch trial.

Green energy supplier Bulb has warned its 450,000 customers that it may be forced to increase prices for the third time this year, as a result of rising wholesale costs.

Customers of gas and electricity provider Iresa, which ceased trading last week, are to be taken on by Octopus Energy.

Beleaguered energy supplier Iresa, which has tens of thousands of customers, has ceased trading. Customers' energy supplies will continue as normal under regulator Ofgem's safety-net rules, and outstanding credit balances will be protected - here's what you need to know.

The Competition and Markets Authority has said heat networks must be regulated following a seven month study into whether customers are getting the right level of protection.

The cost of the cheapest energy deals on the market have soared this year, up nearly £50 since January, MoneySavingExpert research reveals.

The boss of Toto Energy has apologised for its recent customer service issues - blaming an office move for the difficulties.