When Can Energy Prepayment Meters Be Fitted Without Permission? BBC Expert Explains Thursday, May 21, 2026 prepayment meters ofgem energy debt britishgas compensation regulation consumers protection A BBC expert has shed light on the circumstances under which energy prepayment meters can be installed without customer consent, highlighting important protections introduced by Ofgem in response to past abuses. Three years … Read More
Rachel Reeves Confirms Freeze on Fuel Duty, Saving Drivers £120 Thursday, May 21, 2026 fuelduty inflation costofliving labour government transport economy agriculture tax energy The Labour government, led by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, has announced the cancellation of the planned increase in fuel duty, extending the temporary 5p per litre cut to support drivers amid rising living costs. … Read More
Government Urged to Cut All UK Road Speed Limits by 10mph to Ease Fuel Costs Monday, May 18, 2026 speedlimits fuel transport environment government policy energy electricvehicles uk remote_work Calls are growing for the UK government to reduce all speed limits by 10mph as a response to soaring fuel costs exacerbated by the ongoing Iran conflict. Environmental group Transport and Environment (T&E) has outlined … Read More
4 Million OVO Customers Receive Update Amid EON Takeover Tuesday, May 12, 2026 eon ovo energy takeover acquisition electricity gas consumers uk utilities EON and OVO customers have been informed about their energy supply following a major acquisition announcement. EON has agreed to purchase the struggling UK rival OVO in a deal that will combine their customer bases, making … Read More
Automatic £150 Energy Rebates to Benefit 345,000 Scottish Households Monday, May 11, 2026 energy rebates scotland warmhomediscount support government households energybills automatic reform The Scottish government has announced a significant expansion of the Warm Home Discount scheme, with 200,000 additional households set to receive a £150 energy rebate on their electricity bills this winter. This decision … Read More
Birmingham Faces Job Losses of 12,500 Amid Iran War Economic Fallout Monday, May 11, 2026 birmingham jobs unemployment manufacturing construction energy inflation economy iranwar regions Birmingham is projected to lose 12,500 jobs this year as a result of economic challenges stemming from the ongoing Iran War, according to a new report by the Item Club. Nationally, the UK could see up to 163,000 job losses, … Read More