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Wales gets colder with chance of snow, say forecasters - Vimarsana News

Wales gets colder with chance of snow, say forecasters

The first widespread frost is forecast for Monday, with temperatures dropping later this week.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Energy bills could fall for pre-payment meter users under new Ofgem standing charge plan - Vimarsana News

Energy bills could fall for pre-payment meter users under new Ofgem standing charge plan

Energy regulator Ofgem has laid out plans to standardise standing charges, the daily fee paid regardless of how much gas or electricity a home uses.

Energy bills could fall for pre-payment meter users under new Ofgem standing charge plan - Vimarsana News

Energy bills could fall for pre-payment meter users under new Ofgem standing charge plan

Energy regulator Ofgem has laid out plans to standardise standing charges, the daily fee paid regardless of how much gas or electricity a home uses.

£300 a year even if you use NO gas or electricity. Only one way to escape standing charge | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

£300 a year even if you use NO gas or electricity. Only one way to escape standing charge | Personal Finance | Finance

As winter draws in energy experts are offering tips and advice to help households slash gas and electricity usage but there is only so much you can do because a large chunk of your bill is a fixed standing charge.

Three ways standing charges that add £300 a year to energy bills could change, as Ofgem mulls overhaul - Vimarsana News

Three ways standing charges that add £300 a year to energy bills could change, as Ofgem mulls overhaul

With the future of standing charges in doubt, experts are calling for the fees to be scrapped for some customers, for regional unfairness to be fixed and for more help for vulnerable households.