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Energy regulator urges suppliers to speed up smart meter rollout for prepayment and Radio Teleswitch meter customers

According to fresh predictions from consultancy firm Cornwall Insight, annual energy bills could fall by 16% from the current £1,928 to £1,620 in April 2024 - this would be the lowest point in a little over two years

Ofgem said 20,000 people had been in touch about the daily fees before consultation closes later on Friday.

The boss of British Gas’s parent company has said there is “no point” trying to justify his £4.5m pay package.

Octopus Energy, Ecotricity and E (Gas & Electricity) achieved the highest customer scores in the annual Which? survey

Fuel Poverty Action campaigner Jonathan says soaring electricity costs will force millions into fuel poverty this winter - and fears it could result in widespread illness and deaths

UK electricity bills are expected to remain double the historic average in 2024 despite a slight decrease in prices, due to Europes reliance on imported LNG and the ongoing energy crisis.

In an update today, Ofgem said EDF, Octopus and Scottish Power have now met its set of conditions and will be allowed to restart "involuntary" prepayment meter installations

Course is that debt doesnt keep building and building because of the prepayment meter. you pay for it in advance. to do so forcibly you need advance. to do so forcibly you need a court warrant. and there was outcry when agents for british gas were shown to be going into the homes of vulnerable people to fit these metres. the boss of the company admitted there was no excuse for it. so, there was a sector wide ban on the whole practice. that was in place in february. and now, under stricter rules,...

Turned round the post office from being loss—making to being profitable. that is why she got her honour. that is currently being questioned. on another matter, when it comes to this idea that perhaps the sub—postmasters and sub—mistresses should be given mass exoneration, we are being told so far that no option has been taken off the table but this has been discussed between thejustice secretary and the relevant business minister this lunchtime. iain watson, thank _ minister this lunchtime...