Electricity retail

Auriga puts stepping stones in place for shared PSR

Auriga Services, a subsidiary of Severn Trent Trust Fund, has revealed it will launch a nationwide portal to share information about vulnerable customers later this year. Under the system - being trialled with Thames Water - customers will only have to register their details with one company and other utilities using the portal will be able to access this data.

Concern over dearth of tariffs for PPM customers

Black Lives Matter: Octopus tackles unconscious bias

EV charge point market set for 30% growth despite Covid

The UK electric vehicle (EV) charge point market is set for an almost 30 per cent annual growth despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, new research has found. Delta-EE said the virus is expected to result in a 30 per cent decrease in EV sales this year, however.

Bulb may start charging interest for missed payments

Challengers may have been offered ‘stay of execution’

Bristol Energy officially for sale after council admits ‘high risk’ strategy has failed

Energy suppliers resume smart meter rollout

Network charge deferrals must not give ‘unfair advantage’ to ailing suppliers

Good Energy wants apology from Ofgem over ‘tarnished reputation’

Networks to defer up to £350m of supplier charges

Shell launches carbon neutral tariffs

Over 60% say energy complaints take too long to resolve

Good Energy takes aim at ‘green’ Ovo

Good Energy, which has already hit out at Ofgem this week, directs its fire at Ovo - rubbishing the latter's green credentials and accusing it of doing "effectively nothing to support the growth of renewable generation in the UK".

Time of use tariffs generating unprecedented interest in energy