Energy Prices
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How reliant is Britain on Russian gas?
Today's Big Question Gas prices have soared by 70% in less than two weeks as Vladimir Putin threatens supply
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‘Black Thursday’ for Brits as energy bills and interest rates soar
feature Rishi Sunak pledges support after cost of living ‘double whammy’ hits millions
By Mike Starling, The Week UK Published
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Tackling energy bills: what the pundits say
feature Price shock, easing the blow and self-help
By The Week Staff Published
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Business and energy: firms feel the pain of surging prices
In the Spotlight Is a windfall tax really the answer to the acute pain of energy costs?
By The Week Staff Published
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‘Father Christmases are struggling’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
By The best columns Published
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Are higher energy bills here to stay?
Today's Big Question Ofgem chief warns that more suppliers may fail amid soaring gas prices
By The Week Published
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What the UK’s gas crisis means for customers
In Depth A surge in global demand for gas has left smaller energy suppliers on the brink of collapse
By The Week Published
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Why energy prices are rising again
feature Soaring demand leads to wholesale gas price increases being passed on to consumers
By The Week Staff Published
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Energy bills: ‘big savings’ for millions of UK households this winter
Speed Read Ofgem reduces the price cap due to lower wholesale energy costs following Covid-19
By The Week Staff Published
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The pros and cons of nationalisation
In Depth Debate rages over Labour Party’s pledge to bring energy sector under government control
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Why energy prices are to rise for millions across UK
In Depth Households on default tariffs will pay extra £117 a year on average
By The Week Staff Published
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Sark in the dark: why island faces electricity shutdown
Speed Read Pricing dispute between government and energy firm reaches boiling point
By The Week Staff Published
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Why the UK government's smart meter project has stalled
In Depth National Audit Office says that with 39 million meters still to be replaced, government has no chance of hitting 2020 deadline
By The Week Staff Published
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UK energy price cap approved by MPs
Speed Read Five million households set for lower energy bills this winter
By The Week Staff Last updated
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