Interest rates held as energy costs push inflation higher
The Bank of England holds interest rates as rising energy costs and memory chip prices threaten to lift inflation. What this means for UK homeowners and their energy bills.
The Bank of England holds interest rates as rising energy costs and memory chip prices threaten to lift inflation. What this means for UK homeowners and their energy bills.
The energy price cap will increase by £111 for a typical UK household from October. Find out what it means for your bill, EPC rating, and available grants.
Cornwall Insight lowers its October price cap forecast after the VAT cut. But for UK homeowners, the saving is modest. Here's what it means for your energy bills and EPC upgrades.
Cornwall Insight revises its energy price cap forecast after the VAT cut on heat pumps and insulation. What this means for UK homeowners' bills and EPC upgrades.
Inflation is set to drop in June, but the October price cap rise means energy bills will climb. Axiom Eco Homes explains what UK homeowners should do now.
US-Iran tensions could add £155 to annual energy bills from July. Axiom Eco Homes explains what this means for your EPC, heat pump payback, and insulation priorities.
Middle East conflict risks another energy price spike. Axiom Eco Homes explains why fixing your tariff now could cut bills by £200 and improve EPC planning.
The October price cap adds £63 to annual bills. Running a portable AC now costs up to 80p a day. Should you switch to a heat pump or improve insulation?
Ofgem's 13% price cap rise adds £180 to average bills. We analyse the impact on household budgets, EPC upgrades, and why insulation now pays back faster than ever.
Christians Against Poverty warns of 'real fear' as the energy price cap rises. We analyse what this means for UK homeowners, EPC ratings, and practical upgrades.