Energy retail

Fuel poor are most engaged with energy efficiency

Weekend press round-up: Give locals who back fracking money off their energy bills, says Tory party chairman

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, Jake Berry has suggested people should be offered money off their energy bills in return for agreeing to fracking in their area. Meanwhile, Ofgem has said there is a "significant risk" that Britain may face gas shortages this winter.

Half Hourly Settlement: The regulatory revolution industry is impatient for

With rising energy bills, government-backed initiatives to relieve energy costs and the Labour-proposed national energy generator, the strategic direction of the UK energy market is under increased scrutiny and speculation. Could market-wide half hourly settlement be the revolutionary change that will catapult the industry into the future?

What’s the point of Ofgem?

With government setting energy prices directly in the short term as well as dictating the agenda on wider market reform, where does this leave the energy regulator? Utility Week editor James Wallin reflects on the pressures bearing down on Ofgem and how the ED2 final determinations represent an opportunity to reframe the narrative.

Energy bill strike called off after failing to gain support

How do we ensure consumers are fairly rewarded for providing domestic flexibility?

Over 200,000 customers could be forced onto PPMs this winter

Energy retailers brace for ‘Meter Reading Day’

Switching hits 20-year low

Labour rules out supplier role for new public energy company

Ofgem warns suppliers over failed RO payments

Swapping ROs for CfDs is ‘massive risk’, says Anderson

Ofgem demands action on ‘poor’ debt recovery experiences

Balancing risk and security on the road to net zero

Ofgem: Suppliers have ‘non-existent’ affordability policies