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Fixed tariffs are back on the menu at E.ON Next so, are you better off fixing your tariff now or staying on the standard variable tariff, as the prices are rising to £1758 from January 2026?
Navigating the energy market can be puzzling, especially with all the different types of energy tariffs available. Read on to learn if your household could benefit from a fixed or variable energy tariff.
Looking for ways to make your home more energy efficient? The good news is you can take action today that will start to reduce your carbon footprint.
How to ‘switch off’ at home helping you to save energy, CO2, and money off your electricity and gas bills.
The world is shifting towards a more sustainable future with new energy at the centre. From solar panels to wind power, let’s unpack the driving forces behind new energy and explore the cutting-edge tech available for your home.
A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere by human activities. It is a...
Private renter? Discover the free house insulation schemes offering free loft/wall insulation to tenants on benefits. Slash bills & keep warm now!
We want to make your energy bill as easy to understand as possible. So the next time it lands in your inbox or on your door mat, you’ll know exactly what y...
Did you know you could save up to £1862 a year on electric vehicle charging when you opt for an EV tariff rather than charging at a public station?
Choose the right EV charger for your home. We're here to help with a quick guide to tethered vs untethered home chargers.
The energy regulator Ofgem has announced that the price cap will rise to £1,758 for Direct Debit dual-fuel customers on a standard variable tariff from 1 January 2026.
Ofgem has announced that the new price cap will be £1,758 from 1 January 2026. We know this comes at a time when we’re all continuing to face a rise in the cost of living.
