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The queue of projects waiting to plug in at substations like this is valued at around £200 billion. according to the national grid's own figures, 40% of those projects face a connection delay of at least a year. those investments are worth tens of billions of pounds. tackling that delay will require fundamental reform, says the grid. more infrastructure is needed. we will need more places like this and so we're working very hard to do that, to design that and build it at a faster pace than we ever have done before. she says integrating renewables into the country's electricity system represen...

An 85—year—old and a 75—year—old if you're struggling financially? the issues that they face are the same. energy companies say if they didn't install prepayment meters, customers would get into deeper debt, which eventually everyone would have to foot the bill for. suppliers can only help customers if they know what's going on in their life and what their household circumstances are. the more they know, the more help and support they can offer. 0fgem are hoping the new rules will keep companies happy and customers safe. if you're struggling to pay your energy bills, there's advice and...

All of this leads us. forced installations were banned earlier this year because of concerns that they were being imposed on vulnerable people who should not have been having them, so there is a lot of concern about that. the regulator, 0fgem, has said that banner will now continue until a legally enforceable code of practice has been drawn up and the suppliers are showing they can adhere to it. the government itself to say that prepayment meter serve a valuable purpose because they help stop people getting into debt they can't afford, so it is not going to ban them. if it was to ban them, arg...

Costs have been kept down by the government's energy price guarantee, but even so for people like single mum hannah, there have been difficult choices. i work three sort of different part—time jobs to keep everything running, to keep the household running. but over the last few months, over the winter, it has been increasingly difficult, and just recently i have sort of reached the point of having to choose between paying my gas and electricity bill, or doing a food shop. and to hit that point despite how hard i work was crippling. energy prices are actually coming down. 0fgem's default tari...

The forefront of those higher costs is the price of energy.— is the price of energy. i believe labour is the price of energy. i believe labour want — is the price of energy. i believe labour want to _ is the price of energy. i believe labour want to cap _ is the price of energy. i believe labour want to cap the - is the price of energy. i believe | labour want to cap the price per unit so an average household pays no more than £2500. wholesale prices are falling as he just said yourself so isn't there a danger by capping prices where you are suggesting, you are there not able to react to ...