October 1, 2026

Energy

Energy

Government must stop dithering over energy bill support for the vulnerable | Energy bills

After the hopeful good vibes in Liverpool, here comes a reminder of what is coming this winter: a mighty new year shock in energy bills, hitting the poorest hardest, that the government looks unprepared for. From the quarterly price cap level of £1,723 that will apply from Thursday for an average dual-fuel household, take your

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Energy bills in Great Britain forecast to jump by £276 a year from January | Energy bills

Household energy bills in Great Britain are predicted to soar by £276 a year for the typical household from January as the impact of the Middle East war continues through the coldest months of winter. The government’s cap on energy prices is poised to jump by 16% to the equivalent of £1,999 for the average

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Ofgem shares ‘three steps to take back control’ days before energy bills rise for millions

More than four million homes on standard tariffs face higher energy bills from Thursday, October 1, as Ofgem’s price cap rises 4% – the avergae household will see an increase of £5 per month or £60 a year Paige Ingram and Josie Clarke Press Association Consumer Affairs Correspondent 05:42, 30 Sep 2026 Ofgem has shared

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You and Yours – Energy Price Cap; Right to Light; Bacon Backlash

Available for over a year With the energy price cap going up by an estimated 4% on Thursday, and winter looming, energy bills will be on people’s minds this week. But that increase is set to be eclipsed by a much bigger increase in January. Tom Goswell from the energy consultancy Cornwall Insight joins the

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Three EU Nations Call for New 2040 Renewable Energy Goal

Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg have urged the European Union to set renewable energy targets for 2040, arguing that the EU should accelerate its clean energy rollout to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels and on geopolitical disruptions to oil and gas supply.    “Because of geopolitical uncertainties, and as shown by the consequences of the

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Bloom Energy Rallies 11% as Fuel Cell Selloff Reverses; FuelCell Surges 7%, Plug Power Rises 3%

Quick Read FuelCell’s 11% surge ahead of Bloom Energy’s 4% gain signals broad sector buying, not just a Bloom-specific Project Jupiter relief rally. Bloom Energy confirmed Oracle remains committed to the Project Jupiter fuel cell contract and expects to execute on the planned timeline. Bloom Energy’s sharp two-way swings on one unresolved contract question argue

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What is Burnham’s GB Grid plan and could it bring down energy bills? | Energy industry

Andy Burnham’s first address to the Labour party conference as prime minister is due to address Britain’s rising energy costs and sluggish economic growth with plans for a new government-backed body to invest in the electricity grid. The proposals to set up GB Grid, first revealed by the Guardian, build on the party’s manifesto pledge

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Envision Energy Named to Fortune’s 2026 Change the World List for Advancing AI and Green Energy Convergence

SHANGHAI, Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Envision Energy, a global leader in green technology, has been named to Fortune’s 2026 Change the World list, marking the company’s third appearance on the list. Envision was recognized for Mission Gobi and its first flagship project, the Envision Galaxy Campus, which explored a new model for integrating energy

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Damianos calls on EU to offer support ‘to address impact of energy crisis’

Energy Minister Michael Damianos on Tuesday said that he had called on the European Union to offer more support to “address the impact of the energy crisis” during a two-day informal meeting of the bloc’s 27 member states’ energy ministers in Dublin. “I called on the European Union to offer more support and appropriate funding

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Bloom Energy Sinks 8% as Sharp Run Unwinds; Plug Power Drops 6%, FuelCell Eases

Fuel cell stocks are giving back their gains fast, and the names that ran hardest are falling hardest, but the reasons behind the uneven selloff reveal something important about who is still holding and why. This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through

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