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The energy market has seen a number of supplier failures in the past two years. Following the publication of Citizens Advice's star ratings table, its senior policy expert looks at the progress of their previous demands for better customer service.
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The ASA has ruled Outfox the Market posted a misleading advert on its Facebook page. The supplier was claiming to be the cheapest on the market.
Ofgem's annual vulnerable consumers report expresses concern that suppliers may be remotely switching smart meters to prepayment mode to collect debt inappropriately and without the customer’s active choice.
Citizens Advice's latest rankings of 39 suppliers has shown "there is still a big gap between those firms who provide an excellent service to consumers, and those who are letting people down"
What does Eon's acquisition of Innogy mean for the business in both Germany and the UK? Andrew Mack, the former head of strategy at Ovo and now CEO of German green energy supplier 4hundred, gives his view. He also discusses the fate of the UK's biggest suppliers, describing them as five tankers struggling to re-orient.
Utility Week contrasts two very different approaches and reactions to deals featuring big six suppliers, which were confirmed within days of each other.
Auriga, a public benefit entity, offers financial help, advice and grants via its partnerships with charities, utility companies, local authorities and the NHS. It manages the charity trusts for Severn Trent, United Utilities and Thames.
Northumbrian Water chief executive, Heidi Mottram, talks to Utility Week about the success of the company’s tie-up with Anglian Water to create Innovate East - and how collaboration is key to breaking the mould.
This week EDF announced a milestone development at its Hinkley Point C nuclear plant. Utility Week takes a look at this and other projects happening around the sector.
The radio teleswitch service currently allows 1.4 million customers to access off-peak energy tariffs. However, the funding of the service has been the source of a lengthy debate.
The energy regulator has released its second annual whistleblowing report. Last year 79 disclosures were accepted for investigation.
The two companies hope to promote the use of EVs in several European countries, including the UK. A similar agreement was signed in October last year.
Mark Livingstone, Director, Navigant To deal with these mounting pressures, it will be important to
Yu Group, which owns Yu Energy and Yu Water, has 'reset' its business after issuing a profit warning last year. It has released its H1 2019 results today.