Gas Bill
EDF Energy to cuts gas costs by 5%The waiting game is finally over for energy consumers as one of Britain’s biggest suppliers, EDF Energy, has announced that it is cutting its gas prices. The five per cent reduction will take effect from February 7. |
Brits set for nasty energy bill shock this New YearWith Britain's households using around 40 per cent of their annual energy consumption during the winter months, the New Year could start with the arrival of a hefty bill, a comparison site warned today. |
Third of UK consumers feel energy ‘is now unaffordable’One in three consumers thinks that household energy has become unaffordable, while more than a quarter of households are already struggling to pay their energy bills following this year’s hefty 21 per cent price rise, a uSwitch.com survey shows. |
npower announces second gas and electricity price increasenpower has confirmed it will put up its prices on October 1 – the second rise by the provider this year. Gas prices are set to leap by an average of 15.7 per cent and electricity by 7.2 per cent, taking a typical dual fuel bill from £1,149 to £1,282. |
A quarter of households across Britain 'in fuel poverty'Soaring energy prices are forcing growing numbers of UK households into fuel poverty, according to new research by uSwitch.com. The comparison site said an estimated 6.3 million homes are now affected. |
'Fix now to avoid heartache of further energy price hikes'Consumers should consider switching to a fixed tariff now if they want to prevent the pain of more energy price rises, an advice website has warned after Scottish Power said it will raise gas prices by 19 per cent and electricity by 10 per cent. |
Energy bills 'drive up the cost of running a home'The cost of running a home has soared to its highest level since 2008, ignited by mounting utility bills, research by the Halifax suggests. Utility bills have been the biggest factor, rising 19 per cent in three years. |
EDF makes it a clean sweep for energy risesEnergy prices will be rising for EDF customers as of March 2, meaning that all of the UK's Big Six energy suppliers have announced a price rise this winter. The French energy supplier will charge 6.5 per cent more for gas and 7.5 per cent more for electricity when the changes come into effect. |
E.ON energy price rise to kick in tomorrowAround 4.3 million Brits will pay 9 per cent more for their electricity and 3 per cent more for their gas as of tomorrow (February 4), with the planned price rise from E.ON set to kick in. As a result, the average E.ON customer's annual dual fuel bill will rise by £62. |
UK homes braced for biggest ever energy billsAfter the coldest December on records, many British households may be left reeling in January with their biggest ever energy bills to pay. For this reason, moneysupermarket.com is urging Brits to switch to an online tariff, which can save as much as £172 per year. |
Record winter fuel bills predicted in the New YearThe news that npower has announced a 5.1 per cent increase in its dual fuel tariff, has lead energyhelpline.com to predict that the average winter fuel bill for UK households will be the highest on record. |
Snowy December set to cost households 57% moreAn extended cold snap coupled with energy bills rising could lead to Brits paying 57 per cent more on their December heating than average, according to energyhelpline.com |
EDF tops dual fuel survey in all UK regionsAs Scottish and Southern Energy customers are hit with a 9.4 per cent rise in the home energy bill today, moneysupermarket.com has carried out a nationwide analysis of energy deals to find which company offers the best deal in each region. |
Ofgem to investigate home energy marketFollowing the recent announcements that three major home energy suppliers in the UK are due to raise their bills, Government industry regulator Ofgem has decided to review the market to ensure customers are still getting a fair deal. |
The winter of energy bill rises beginsThis week is due to see the beginning of price rises across the board for home energy customers, with ScottishPower leading the way with a 2 per cent gas and an 8.9 per cent electricity rise effective from tomorrow (November 25). |
British Gas prices to rise by 7% in DecemberMillions of UK homeowners are heading for an energy bill hike as British Gas has announced that it will raise domestic prices by 7 per cent as of December 10. It is estimated that this will cost the average household an average of £78 more each year. |
Gas prices to rise 9.4% in DecemberHomeowners planning for a thrifty Christmas are to be hit by massive rises in their gas bills, according to energyhelpline.com. The comparison website is predicting price rises across the board after Scottish and Southern Energy implements their planned 9.4 per cent price rise on December 1. |
Average heating bill to rise by £53 this winterThe average UK homeowner will have to pay £473 to heat their house for the winter months of December, January and February, according to new research by energyhelpline.com |
Fuel poverty rose 12% during the recessionThe latest Government figures show that an extra half a million UK homes were subject to fuel poverty, but projections suggest that falling fuel bills have reversed this trend. |
Thames Water produces renewable domestic gasThe future of green power was unveiled today by Thames Water who has successfully produced renewable gas from sewage, which can be used in homes across the country. |
Energy bills to rise £3 per year says OfgemA massive overhaul of the UK's infrastructure is need over the next ten years, according to the Government energy regulatory Ofgem. The total cost of £32billion will most likely be passed onto the consumer, resulting in a £3 per year rise in the average home energy bills. |
House Price Index
- House price recovery says Nationwide
- London Olympics forecast to stagnate house prices
- House prices for June show improvement
- House prices show improvement as market stabilises
- It’s a seller’s market in some parts of the country
- New build property prices ‘up 7.7% in 12 months’
- House prices ‘down 0.5% in 2011’
- Property prices ‘resilient in 2011’
- Property sales to rise, but house prices to fall in 2012
- Buyer demand and sales ‘lift in November’
Energy Bill
- Investigation into consumer understanding of energy bills
- EDF Energy to cuts gas costs by 5%
- Energy saving tips from ConserveEnergy
- UK fuel poverty hotspots revealed
- Ofgem outlines Smart Meter protection plan
- E.ON energy price rise to kick in tomorrow
- Northerners paying more for home energy
- Families blame each other for energy wastage
- A quarter of UK boilers 'at risk of breaking'
- UK homes braced for biggest ever energy bills

