News for April 2011
E.ON to build eco homes in London - 27/04/2011
Consumers wishing to compare energy deals might be interested to hear that E.ON has joined forces with a building developer to create almost 2,000 new eco properties in London.
Failure to turn down heating in spring adds to bills - 27/04/2011
Despite the recent run of high temperatures and sunny weather, millions of people could be paying too much for their cheap gas usage by keeping their heating on.
Wind farm plans earmarked for approval - 27/04/2011
Residents in Scotland could soon be using cheap electricity derived from green sources after plans for a wind farm were submitted.
Energy price hikes 'could come in May' - 27/04/2011
Consumers could see the price of their gas and electricity use rise as early as next month, an energy comparison site has warned.
Energy suppliers 'should unite ahead of industry reforms' - 26/04/2011
The cheap electricity industry must unite ahead of the impending Electricity Market Reforms, an energy service provider has said.
Govt 'must ensure green energy projects go ahead' - 26/04/2011
Ensuring that the green investment bank and other projects to boost green cheap energy in the UK go ahead is "vital", the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering has said.
Switch energy before next price rise - 26/04/2011
Consumers wishing to switch energy tariffs should do so as soon as possible before a possible price rise.
Homes for sale 'should display bill' - 26/04/2011
Prospective homeowners should have some idea of what they'd expect to pay for their cheap energy use when they buy a new home.
Biomass 'could produce 4% of UK cheap electricity' - 21/04/2011
Using biomass for fuel could create four per cent of the UK's cheap electricity generation, according to a new report.
E.ON plans to build 'England's largest wind farm' - 21/04/2011
Domestic cheap energy users in the north of England could soon be receiving their power from the country's largest wind farm.
Residents hit with daily charge for using cheap electricity - 21/04/2011
Residents in a London borough might be inclined to switch energy tariffs after it emerged that some are being charged twice for their energy usage.