UK gas has continued to drift lower since the four-year peaks set in the second week of September, with another...
Free household renewables could slash energy bills
Free solar panels and battery storage can cut energy bills for vulnerable households by 62%, saving an average of £681...
Scotland extends Emergency Oil Scheme
The Scottish Emergency Heating Oil scheme has been extended to support households with the cost of heating, beyond its initial...
The Smarta Weekly Market Update – 28th September 2026
Hello, and welcome to this week’s market update from Smarta Energy. As usual, I want to begin with what the...
Wales gets funding for bill-cutting clean energy projects
Communities across Wales will receive a funding boost to build on and control their own clean energy supply in a...
Infrastructure constraints puts pressure on global energy security
Rising electricity demand from artificial intelligence, data centres and industrial electrification is putting new pressure on the global energy system,...
How can Ofgem protect businesses without making responsible independent brokers unviable?
Customers deserve strong, clear protection. They should understand who is advising them, how that intermediary is paid and what they...
Unions demand bank windfall tax to slash household energy bills
Trade unions are calling on Labour to introduce a social energy tariff funded by a windfall tax on bank profits...
Ofgem sharpens rules for grid connections
Ofgem has unveiled a package of reforms aimed at fixing Britain’s often slow and confusing electricity connection process, with tougher...
Ineos mothballs three chemical plants due to ‘gas prices’
Maciej Rogowski Photo / Shutterstock.com Industrial giant Ineos has mothballed three plants in Hull. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, billionaire CEO of...