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A collective bargaining campaign involving 10,000 members of the public has led to the development of the cheapest two year energy deal on the market, namely just £1,055 per year, compared to Ofgem’s estimate of the average annual energy bill of £1,346 per year.

A campaign group comprising 20 organizations has asked the government to turn home energy efficiency a national infrastructure priority, while also urging all parties to commit to retrofit 1m homes a year by 2020.

Energy market regulator Ofgem has managed to secure a £1 million compensation package from British Gas for mis-selling to customers in Sainsbury’s stores and Westfield shopping centre

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is urging households and home owners to act now in order to make their homes more energy efficient and get instant money back for the improvements via the Government’s Green Deal Home Improvement Fund.

The Government has made available £1million in funding via the Big Energy Saving Network for charity and community organisations so they can reach vulnerable consumers and advise them on how to save money on their energy bills.

A staggering one in eight people across the UK live in homes that have poor energy efficiency, recent research on the matter was able to reveal.

Tenants are urged to take charge of their energy bills and save on heating and electricity as a part of Ofgem’s latest update to the “Be an Energy Shopper” campaign.

More than 22,671 complaints regarding the energy suppliers’ activity were recorded during the first six months of 2014, double the number recorded last year, data obtained from the Energy Ombudsman suggests.

The number of energy efficiency measures installed in the UK homes between 2013 and 2014 dropped by a concerning 60% compared to the previous year, research published by the Association for the Conservation of Energy on behalf of Energy Bill Revolution was able to

An energy supplier has announced the release of what they consider to be the UK’s most affordable energy tariff for home owners, averaging £989 every year.

Energy efficiency systems and measures could help UK households save as much as £1.4 billion a year, recent figures published by the Energy Savings Trust were able to reveal.

Domestic tenants could receive the right to request their landlords carry out energy efficiency improvements from 2016 under new proposals published by the government as a part of its wider initiative to combat fuel poverty across the UK.