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Heat pumps: is it worth replacing your gas boiler?
feature More environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient alternative to heating your home comes at a price
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Will pumping more oil and gas solve the energy crisis?
Today's Big Question Experts say boosting domestic supplies is ‘unlikely to tame super-high prices’ in immediate term
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What is the energy price cap and how high will it go next?
feature Limit on what energy companies can charge rises by 80% and will ‘remain very high’ in 2023
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How bad will the energy crisis get and what is being done?
Business Briefing Inflation is predicted to hit 18.6% in January, and energy bills are soaring
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Is the government more to blame than energy firms for soaring bills?
Today's Big Question Labour says current crisis is the ‘product of a decade of Conservative failure’
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Oil prices fall as China's economy weakens
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Is it time to nationalise energy companies?
Today's Big Question Gordon Brown calls for government to negotiate with energy providers for lower prices
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Energy bills: what to expect this winter
feature Gordon Brown calls for an emergency budget to tackle spiralling living costs
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Gas supplies: will Vladimir Putin turn off the taps?
Talking Point It’s going to be an ‘ugly’ winter as Europe prepares for energy austerity
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Energy giants’ profits soar amid cost of living crisis
Speed Read Outrage over Centrica and Shell’s mammoth profits and plans to resume dividend payouts
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How Germany’s energy-saving measures will affect ordinary people
feature Nation ‘united by anxiety’ as authorities cut off hot water and switch off lights
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What does the EU’s gas rationing plan mean for Europe?
Today's Big Question Energy ministers backed the plan after bloc agreed to ‘water down’ restrictions
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Is now a good time to fix your energy bills?
In Depth Fixed tariffs may be tempting but it could still be a gamble to act before autumn price cap rise
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‘The green nirvana wealthy countries instruct developing nations to adopt is a sham’
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