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A national newspaper has been criticised for an article that was claimed to distort the cost of renewable power and claimed new regulations will make it hard to get cheap energy.
British Gas owner Centrica has warned energy bills could be set to rise this summer, which may persuade consumers to carry out an energy comparison.
Many people looking to get cheap gas and electricity supplies may be seeking out discounted energy deals in order to reduce their bills.
Plans to reform the energy market announced this week must work to offer cheap electricity bills to consumers.
People who are looking to switch gas supplier to reduce their heating bills may also find there are steps they can take at home to help them get cheap energy.
Families in Cambridgeshire have been able to get cheap energy as the result of a pilot scheme to improve the eco-friendliness of their homes.
People looking to get cheap gas supplies may be able to take advantage of a scheme for British Gas that could improve the efficiency of their heating system.
The government has announced it will bring forward a bill to reform the country's electricity market, which could help more people get cheap energy.
A large number of people in the UK are missing out on cheap electricity because they do not understand the benefits of installing smart meters.
A new wind farm in Wales has been approved by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and could provide local residents with cheap energy as a result.
A plan to help residents in Bristol get cheap energy could result in many people receiving free solar panels on their homes.
People who are looking to get cheap electricity from solar installations have been advised to act quickly before further cuts in subsidies for the technology.
More people in the UK may look to perform an energy comparison in the near future as the price of gas has been predicted to rise.
Energy supplier SSE has been handed a £1.25 million fine for poor marketing practices in its doorstep selling operations.
The government is set to encourage people to fit low-energy light bulbs as part of its Green Deal scheme to help people get cheap electricity.
A senior conservative MP has warned action needs to be taken now to ensure homeowners will be able to get cheap electricity from wind power.
'Individuals looking for cheap electricity and gas should take steps to ensure they have good control over their heating systems.