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Insights on why business electricity costs continue to rise across every part of the bill, and what this means for businesses planning and budgeting ahead.

How suppliers can turn MHHS from a compliance obligation into a source of competitive advantage.

The Government announced it will introduce measures to decrease the pressure that gas exerts on the electricity price in GB. What could this mean for the GB energy market?

This paper is intended to provide analysis to support NESO in its consideration of the potential impacts of changing Gate Closure in line with the stated purpose of the Call…

Navigating life after the Renewables Obligation (RO) and the challenge of sustaining revenues. From March 2027, the earliest RO-accredited assets will begin to roll off the scheme, marking a major…
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Energy bills are forecast to rise by £209 to £1,850 a year for a typical dual fuel household from July, according to Cornwall Insight’s final forecast.
E.ON’s acquisition of OVO would make it the second largest domestic supplier in Great Britain according to Cornwall Insight’s Domestic Market Share Survey.
Ahead of April’s Default Tariff Cap (price cap) fall, Cornwall Insight has released new forecasts for the July 2026 cap.
Business energy costs are set to soar, with electricity bills increasing by an average of 10% to 30% since late February.
Forecasts for the July–September Default Tariff Cap (price cap) have surged to £1,801 per year for a typical dual‑fuel household, following sharp increases in wholesale gas prices driven by escalating…
Ofgem has today confirmed the Default Tariff Cap for April–June 2026 at £1,641 per year for a typical dual‑fuel household.