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Heated airers are often hailed as a cost-effective way to dry clothes - but how much does it cost to buy one, how efficient do they run, and how does it compare to a tumble dryer?

Ofgem and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero have submitted proposals to expand protection for businesses in response to the Federation of Small Businesses’ (FSB) plea for more support as winter bills bite

Smart meters are devices that record real-time information about your gas and electricity use - this data is then sent back to your energy provider, so it knows how much power you’re using

A total of 2.7m out of 33m meters are not in smart mode, figures from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) revealed.

The cap means the current £1,834 paid by a typical dual-fuel household will rise to £1,928 from January 1.

Industry watchdog Ofgem yesterday announced a 5 per cent rise in the energy price cap from January 1, increasing the average annual bill by £94 to £1,928.

A new domestic energy price cap will be announced on Thursday with higher bills expected for millions.

The Ofgem price cap limits what you pay for each unit of gas and electricity that you use, plus it sets a maximum daily standing charge, and changes four times a year

Ofgem will announce its latest price cap today with experts predicting it will jump from the current £1,834 for a typical dual fuel household to £1,931 to take effect from January 1.

The Ofgem price cap is important as it sets the rate a limit on what suppliers can charge for each unit of gas and electricity you use - here is everything you need to know about it