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Poorly insulated homes face £2,000 bills premium

People living in poorly insulated homes face paying a nearly £2,000 premium on their energy bills when this winter’s price cap hike comes into force, new analysis shows. The warning comes as pressure grows on politicians to act soon to mitigate the worst impacts of impending energy bill hikes, with fresh speculation about expanding the scope of the windfall tax.

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Drought group to reconvene as heatwave approaches

3 years ago

Offshore wind tech firms split seven figure innovation pot

3 years ago

ESO considering winter demand flexibility service

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Spring makes innovation project showcase live

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Household energy debt up 150% since last autumn

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Campaigners trigger Sizewell C court challenge

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Centrica agrees £7bn LNG export deal with US firm

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Sunak pledges boost for energy support package

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Hosepipe ban expected by Thames in coming weeks

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Connected Places Catapult to continue ‘fictional city’ demonstrator project

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Thames adds more than 4,000 disabled customers to PSR

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Scottish Power proposes green hydrogen hub at Suffolk port

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Gridserve secures £200m investment

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Ofgem looks to speed up onshore transmission upgrades

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Terms laid out for South West’s merger with Bristol Water

3 years ago

Weekend press: Minister calls for more hosepipe bans

In Utility Week's latest roundup of the weekend news, George Eustice calls on water companies to introduce more hosepipe bans as the UK faces drought, and the cost to taxpayers and billpayers of supplier failures is explored.

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Ofgem delays decision on bad debt recovery

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Price cap amended to reflect CfD paybacks to suppliers

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Welsh Water becomes third company to impose hosepipe ban

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