E.ON's £90 Heating Alert: Radiator Changes & Thermostat Tip
Energy supplier E.ON Next reveals how customers can save £90 on bills by adjusting thermostats one degree and implementing Martin Lewis-backed radiator modifications.
Energy supplier E.ON Next reveals how customers can save £90 on bills by adjusting thermostats one degree and implementing Martin Lewis-backed radiator modifications.
Discover how smart thermostats, lighting, and simple habit changes can significantly reduce energy waste and lower your household bills without compromising comfort.
As energy prices rise, experts reveal the true daily cost of running a dehumidifier, how to reduce energy usage, and which models offer the best value for tackling damp and drying laundry.
Experts reveal how much electric blankets cost to run compared to central heating, with detailed analysis of energy consumption and money-saving tips for UK households.
Over half a million UK households and businesses on heat networks will now be protected by Ofgem regulation, shielding them from unfair price increases of up to 450% and poor service.
A groundbreaking hydropower system in Devon uses mineral-rich fluid to generate electricity from gentle slopes, offering a new approach to long-duration energy storage.
From 27 January, over half a million heat network customers in England, Scotland, and Wales will benefit from new Ofgem regulations, ensuring fairer pricing and better service.
New regulations bring heat network customers in England, Scotland and Wales under Ofgem oversight, offering protection from unfair price hikes and poor service.
New Ofgem regulations now protect over 500,000 heat network customers from unfair price rises and poor service, bringing them in line with traditional energy users.
Nearly 30,000 UK homeowners face unsafe conditions and costly repairs due to defective work under the government-backed ECO energy efficiency scheme, with MPs calling it an 'abject failure'.
A new survey reveals 66% of heat pump owners find their homes more expensive to heat, despite a 64% sales surge in 2024, sparking debate over green tech affordability.
EDF Energy is offering customers free electricity hours through its Sunday Saver scheme, with savings already exceeding £5.2 million. Learn how to qualify and maximise your bill reductions.
Experts reveal how much it really costs to run a dehumidifier daily, with tips to reduce energy consumption and recommended models for tackling damp and drying laundry efficiently.
Nearly 30,000 UK homeowners face unsafe conditions and massive repair bills after a government-backed energy efficiency programme resulted in widespread poor-quality work and potential fraud.
EDF reintroduces its Sunday Saver challenge for February, offering customers up to 16 hours of free electricity weekly by reducing usage during weekday peak hours from 4pm to 7pm.
A new survey reveals two-thirds of heat pump owners face increased heating expenses, sparking debate over the green tech's cost-effectiveness despite government subsidies.
Ofgem has issued an important alert to gas and electricity customers, detailing their rights when facing service issues with major suppliers like Octopus, British Gas, OVO, EDF, and E.ON.
Experts reveal three common household devices that continue to consume electricity even when switched off, significantly increasing energy bills and carbon footprints.
Tens of thousands of households face hefty repair bills due to botched insulation under the Conservative Eco scheme, as Labour's £15bn warm homes plan raises concerns over prioritising green energy over insulation.
Five energy experts warn that leaving gaming consoles on standby can add up to £30 yearly to electricity bills, urging users to fully power down or unplug.
The UK Government's Electric Car Grant scheme now covers over 40 models, offering savings of up to £3,750. Recent figures show electric vehicles account for one in four new car sales.
American households are bracing for dramatically higher heating costs as natural gas prices surge up to 70% ahead of the coldest two-week period since 1985, threatening to add hundreds of dollars to winter energy bills.
A parliamentary committee has branded a £4.6 billion government insulation scheme a 'catastrophic fiasco', urging a fraud investigation over defects leaving thousands of homes unsafe.
Mali's government introduces fuel rationing due to severe shortages caused by al-Qaeda-linked militant attacks on supply routes, with Russian Africa Corps now escorting tanker convoys.
Exploring whether heat pumps can effectively heat large or older properties, with expert advice, cost breakdowns, and testimonials from homeowners who have successfully made the switch.
Ofgem data shows 62% of UK households remain on costly Standard Variable Rates, with switching to fixed deals potentially saving up to £851 annually as winter approaches.
Reading Borough Council announces new sliding scale parking fees based on vehicle emissions starting February 2, with 50% of vehicles unaffected and only petrol/diesel cars over 151g/km facing increases.
Labour peer Julie Elliott urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to place the north of England at the heart of the UK's net zero strategy, as analysis shows the sector contributes a larger share of the region's economy than nationally.
Energy supplier EDF is providing £50 account credit to both new and existing customers who sign up for its electric vehicle tariffs by February 15, 2026, as part of a limited-time promotion.
Japan suspended operations at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant just one day after restarting, following an alarm during start-up procedures. The technical issue highlights ongoing challenges in Japan's nuclear revival.