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Eon launches bereavement tool

Eon Next has launched a new tool to help the loved ones of deceased customers notify the supplier of a bereavement. NotifyNOW will be available via a link on the supplier’s website which it says will make the process of passing on essential information "as easy and convenient as possible".

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DCC to adopt not-for-profit model

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Energy UK laments Ofgem brain drain

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Fuel poor should be placed on October 2020 tariff rate

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Cadent launches Warm Homes Network

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Weekend press: Octopus Energy closes in on Shell deal

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DFS must not punish those unable to take part

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Pressure mounts on government to scrap price cap

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How utilities can shift from an ego-system to an eco-system

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SoLR payments to be extended after supplier pushback

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Price cap falls below £2,000

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Warm Home Discount scheme ‘long way short’ of social tariff

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Eon downgraded over switching failures

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Energy price cap is here to stay

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UKPN backs wider use of vouchers for disabled customers

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EDF agrees seven-year PPA with Scottish windfarm

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‘Serious concerns’ raised over Ovo’s complaints handling

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Weekend press: Health check of England’s waters faces six-year wait

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Energy bills scheme pays out to one-sixth of eligible households

Only around one-sixth of eligible households obtained energy bills support through the scheme set up to help customers lacking a direct contract with a supplier, new figures show. The figures, obtained by Age UK through a Freedom of Information request to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), shows 147,760 households received £400 payments through the Energy Bills Support Scheme- Alternative Fund (EBSS-AF) by the end of June, costing the Exchequer a total of £59.1 million.

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Government must not see price cap as answer to affordability

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