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Households still face paying over the odds for fixed rate energy tariffs as deals improve
Fixed rate energy tariffs are becoming more competitive but even the cheapest is still more expensive than the price cap – is it worth fixing your gas and electricity bill?
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The nobbling of Britain’s nuclear energy sector
The UK once led the world in atomic power, but now it’s a has-been. The malaise is due to the left’s opposition to the sector and decisions taken by the Blair government.
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Look to space to fix the energy crisis
Solar energy from space and a type of helium on the Moon look promising.
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Is the market missing the opportunity in energy?
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We need a coherent and affordable plan for the transition to Net Zero
Energy analyst Clive Moffatt gives his views on the energy market and how to transition to Net Zero
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Government policy will keep energy bills high
Energy bills are being driven higher by poor government planning says Clive Moffatt, energy analyst and founder and chairman of the UK Energy Security Group.
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Hidden energy costs - what the new energy price cap really means for your bill
The latest energy price will come into play this weekend, which will see households pay an average 7% less from 1 October. But hidden costs could actually see many households pay more. We reveal what you could pay from this weekend.
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Why is the petrol price rising, and will it drop again?
Analysis Petrol prices are rising again but the broader picture is not entirely certain. Here’s what you need to know about petrol prices
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The backlash against net-zero begins
Green grandstanding is starting to grate, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
