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Taking up an affordable social tariff is straightforward - we've broken down the steps so you can get started

If you have a tight budget, price will come before broadband speed, but for many, including the growing army of home workers, paying slightly more for faster internet might be more of a priority

/PRNewswire/ -- GreenSwans, a climate technology company that identifies and commercializes breakthrough technologies to address the $6 trillion global climate...

Construction on an wind energy electrical substation on Brayton Point is slated to begin in two years.

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / April 21, 2023 / QualcommAs published in Qualcomm's 2022 Corporate Responsibility ReportIn fiscal 2022, we announced our plans to achieve net-zero global emissions for Scopes

Some homeowners are being quoted £50 to replace the display unit that shows how much energy they are consuming in pounds and pence.

A new study from SaaSGenius.com, which contacted ten of the UK's "leading utility companies" to test the quality and responsiveness of their customer help

A new study from economic consultancy firm Fideres has accused UK telecoms regulator Ofcom of "tacitly allowing" TalkTalk, Virgin Media (VMO2) and other

Shell introduced its first electric ferry which is also the first electric vessel to operate in Singapore. The ceremony commissioning the new vessel w...

A significant change to Tescos Clubcard have kicked in; a ban on forced pre-payment meters is introduced by Ofgem for some vulnerable customers; the latest UK unemployment and wages data is released. Listen to the latest Ian King business podcast as you scroll.