As gas costs soar, tariffs branded 'green' are going up even FASTER!
A look under the bonnet of some green tariffs reveals that households who have taken them out are right to feel a sense of outrage.
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A look under the bonnet of some green tariffs reveals that households who have taken them out are right to feel a sense of outrage.
A look under the bonnet of some green tariffs reveals that households who have taken them out are right to feel a sense of outrage.
Households can save just a third of what they could a year ago by switching energy supplier. Customers who ditched expensive default or standard variable tariffs in favour of the cheapest on the market could cut their bills by £103 last month. It was the smallest difference in savings since 2012, energy watchdog Ofgem found. Last year the cheapest deal cost £338 less than the average default tariff, down from £400 in 2019. Households can save just a third of what they could a year ago by switching energy supplier The findings come as Ofgem prepares to raise its price cap, hiking bill...