How trailblazers are using smart meters to make the switch to net zero
Buildings can be retrofitted with technology to adapt them for the climate future.
Buildings can be retrofitted with technology to adapt them for the climate future.
The Syrup Room used smart meter technology to control their rising energy bills.
The chief executive of National Energy Action on the cost-of-living crisis and the UK’s failing benefits system.
ByIt’s disgusting that the government is allowing companies to continue this unscrupulous practice.
ByEnergy use can be better managed with the right technologies.
The economist on energy tariffs, reforming benefits and why drastic action is needed to rebuild society.
ByThe director of social justice campaign group Fair By Design on financial inclusion, toxic workplaces and not being “polished”.
ByEnergy companies have announced bumper profits for 2022 – but the businesses are proving to be both a gold mine…
ByEuropean gaspolitik has defeated Russia this winter.
ByGrant Shapps’s new Department for Energy Security and Net Zero will need clout and cross-government reach to turn around the…
ByThe organisation predicts that April will be a “pinch point” for many as energy price guarantee ends.
ByForecasts suggest volatile prices and the UK’s poor gas storage infrastructure mean costs will remain high until after 2030.
ByThe government’s Energy Bill Discount Scheme could force thousands of small firms out of business.
ByMeans-testing leaves people paying for their own care, exposed to rising fees and energy bills.
ByThe CEO of the energy consultancy known for its price cap forecasts says reduced government support could be catastrophic for…
ByThe CEO of social change charity Nesta on Mahatma Gandhi, the urgency of home insulation, and why we need a…
ByThe Bank has to account for the long-term effects not only of its own decisions, but also of government policy.
ByThe price of power traded at a record high of £620.28 per megawatt hour.
ByWe can save money in the kitchen without skimping on ingredients – just by changing our cooking habits
ByA quarter of a million people plan to cancel their direct debits, while two million are in debt to energy…
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