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How to Manage Rising Energy Bills This Winter (2026)
Energy19 min read

How to Manage Rising Energy Bills This Winter (2026)

Rising energy bills this winter 2026: the £1,723 cap, 0% VAT on electricity, the £150 Warm Home Discount, England’s £100 payment, and what to do before January.

Octopus vs British Gas (November 2026): Which Is Better?
Energy17 min read

Octopus vs British Gas (November 2026): Which Is Better?

Octopus vs British Gas in November 2026: Citizens Advice scores, Cap Tracker and Flexible prices versus the £1,723 cap, and who should switch to which supplier.

Octopus vs OVO Energy (November 2026): Which Is Better?
Energy17 min read

Octopus vs OVO Energy (November 2026): Which Is Better?

Octopus vs OVO in November 2026: Citizens Advice scores, Flexible and Simpler Energy prices versus the £1,723 cap, and who should switch to which supplier.

British Gas vs EDF (November 2026): Which Is Cheaper?
Energy14 min read

British Gas vs EDF (November 2026): Which Is Cheaper?

British Gas vs EDF in November 2026: Citizens Advice scores, tracker and fixed prices versus the £1,723 cap, and who should switch to which supplier.

British Gas vs OVO 2026: Which Is Better for Price and Service?
Energy11 min read

British Gas vs OVO 2026: Which Is Better for Price and Service?

British Gas vs OVO compared: Citizens Advice scores, variable, tracker and fixed prices, exit fees, what E.ON buying OVO means, and who should pick which.

3 Year Fixed Energy Deals UK: Who Still Offers Them?
Energy13 min read

3 Year Fixed Energy Deals UK: Who Still Offers Them?

Can you still fix your energy for three years? Who offers 3 year fixed energy deals in the UK, the longest fixes on sale, exit fees and when a long fix pays off.

Energy news: questions

When is the next price cap announcement?

Ofgem announces the next quarterly cap roughly 6 weeks before it takes effect on 1 January, 1 April, 1 July, or 1 October. We publish coverage and a "what it means for your bill" breakdown the same morning the figure drops.

How can I tell if a supplier is going bust?

Will I be told about an energy price rise?