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Energy firms could be banned from locking customers onto new tariffs without their permission under proposals from industry regulator Ofgem.
8 April 2010
Npower has launched a new online tariff that is the cheapest of the big six providers, on average.
6 April 2010
EDF and Scottish Power have announced plans to lower their gas prices to complete the round of cuts from the 'Big Six' energy providers.
11 March 2010
Households who switch energy supplier now have the option of fixing their tariff for five years.
10 March 2010
Energy giant Eon has become the third power firm to cut gas prices this year.
8 March 2010
Scottish & Southern Energy (SSE) has become the second power firm to cut gas prices across a number of tariffs this year.
4 March 2010
The energy regulator is calling on consumers to switch energy provider to cut costs at a time when power firms are making huge profits out of us.
23 February 2010
British Gas (BG) is locking thousands of customers whose fixed or capped deal has expired onto expensive new tariffs.
16 February 2010
The Government has pledged to prevent energy firms waiting almost three months after hiking prices before notifying households, if the regulator fails to.
15 February 2010
The Government says 70,000 households in England can still ditch their old boiler and get up to £400 towards a new appliance under its boiler scrappage scheme.
15 February 2010
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