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The demand for oil is slowing and green energy is taking over
The IEA forecasts oil demand growth to slow sharply in the next few years. The end of the era may be underway.
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One day left for households to claim the £200 Alternative Fuels Payment to help with heating bills
Advice Households could be due a £200 payment if they heat their homes using alternative fuel sources and aren’t connected to the mains gas grid - but time is running out to claim the money. We explain what you need to know.
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Energy bill refunds: Ovo and Good Energy to pay out £4m to customers who were overcharged
News Ofgem, the energy regulator, found the two suppliers had overcharged nearly 18,000 customers. Are you due a refund?
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E.on Next, Good Energy and Octopus Energy pay £8m amid failures over late final bills
News Three energy firms have paid £8 million over compensation failures after lengthy delays in producing final bills to more than 100,000 customers when they switched suppliers
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The Net Zero delusion will drive oil prices higher
Tips The world needs more oil, but producers are not investing enough to meet rising demand. That suggests the outlook for prices, and oil stocks is bright says Dominic Frisby.
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High energy prices are here to stay
Analysis The rising cost of producing energy means high oil and gas prices are here to stay argues Max King
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When is the next energy price cap announcement and what does it mean for your bills?
News Ofgem is set to announce the latest price cap next week - we look at what it could be and if it means lower energy bills this year
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Why there is still life in the energy bull market
Opinion A green power initiative on the Galapagos Islands demonstrates how the renewable energy transition will need to be supported by fossil fuels for some time to come.
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Natural gas prices drop: is this good news for your energy bills?
Analysis Natural gas prices have dropped over the past couple of weeks, but this is unlikely to filter through to consumers and businesses until 2024.
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