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Scottish distribution network operators (DNOs) must do more to support vulnerable customers, a Citizens Advice
7 years ago
Energy giant Eon has launched a fixed annual tariff to help customers “personalise” their bills.
A council-owned energy firm has been scrapped before becoming operational at a cost of at least £2.5 million.
Last month just under half a million (477,106) customers switched supplier, up by nearly a quarter (23 per cent) compared to the same time last year.
Npower's chief executive Paul Coffey said the results “reflect how tough the market is for energy suppliers”.
Energy and clean growth minister, Claire Perry said the proposal by Citizens Advice to extend the rollout until 2023 would "only delay millions of households from enjoying the benefits of a smarter energy system."
The fate of a council-owned energy company that may face the chop before it is operational after costing tax payers £1 million is being decided today (10 August).
Eon has announced “important milestones” have been reached in its transaction to acquire Innogy from RWE.
Citizens Advice has called on the government to extend its smart meter rollout by three years to 2023.
Energy giant Eon has overtaken SSE in the big six league table to become the