Electricity

Big six energy provider Npower has agreed to some of MoneySavingExpert.com's calls to wipe ex-customers' bills after it came under fire for sending former users huge demands for cash months after they'd left the firm.

Households taking out a new Green Deal Finance loan will no longer be charged for repaying early – but existing customers will still have to pay them.

Big six energy provider Npower is under fire from customers who've received huge bills months, and in some cases over a year, since they left the firm.

Scottish Power has agreed to pay £750,000 to charity as well as a £1 fine to Ofgem after the energy regulator found faults in the way it calculated customers' prices.

If you're an E.on customer, you could be due a share of a £20 million payout after the energy giant was found guilty of mis-selling on a massive scale by regulator Ofgem.

16,000 SSE customers on the Economy 10 electricity tariff could be in line for refunds because their meters were faulty.

British Gas customers could escape energy price hikes this year, as the firm says it doesn't expect to change prices during 2014.

Energy customers will be able to switch providers in two and a half weeks – half the time it currently takes – by the end of the year, the Government said today.

Energy customers will be able to switch suppliers in three weeks under a shake-up planned by regulator Ofgem.

The cheapest energy tariff we've seen this year has launched today – and it could take an average household's annual bill down to under £1,000.