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The number of energy efficiency measures installed under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) and Green Deal schemes has topped 1 million in under two years, a recent report was able to reveal.

Wales should invest £80m a year in efforts to tackle the problem of cold homes across the country and eradicate fuel poverty, Plaid Cymru has recently claimed.

More people believe that smart meters will likely benefit energy suppliers than themselves, a recent poll by YouGov has been able to reveal.

Around 2.3 million households in England are currently living in fuel poverty, although over 1 million households who cannot afford to heat their home to a comfortable level are in work, a recent paper published by Policy Exchange has been able to reveal.

A new £500 million energy waste centre set to be built in in Gloucestershire will provide heating for around 26,000 local homes, a recent media news report on this topic has been able to reveal.</p

A local council in London is launching a new scheme that will enable residents to save money on their energy bills by grouping together and getting the best deals from suppliers, a news report in the local media has been able to reveal.

An independent energy supplier has just launched what it claims to be the cheapest tariff on the market, a recent news report has been able to reveal.

The UK’s largest energy supplier, British Gas, has officially announced that it plans to reduce household gas prices by 5%, cutting annual energy bills on average by £37.

Following the similar announcements from E.ON and British Gas, ScottishPower, another major supplier in the Big Six group, has revealed plans to cut gas prices by 4.8% from 20th February, a media news report on this matter has been able to

Following in the footsteps of the ”Big Six” energy suppliers, who’ve all announced gas and electricity price cuts, independent green energy company Ecotricity has decided to take a similar measure, a news report on the matter has been able to reveal.

Switching energy supplier could save many people up to 300 pounds or more per year, and now, the government has revealed that the whole process has become quicker than ever before.

Almost half of British manufacturers are completely unprepared for the government’s mandatory energy audits under the ESOS scheme, set to start next year, a poll has been able to reveal.