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Chief says gas glut has left pipelines running at capacity and that boosting flow would be unsafe
Chancellor under mounting pressure to help households cope with rising utility bills
Move to quarterly review would mean 23mn households face possible bill increases twice this winter
High import volumes and limited capacity to pipe gas on to Europe create surplus and drive down prices
Queen’s Speech should have contained measures to tackle worsening living standards
Oil major seeks to head off push for new levy to help offset soaring energy costs for consumers
Tribunal suit claims energy bills were inflated because of anti-competitive behaviour
Strong performance by British Gas owner comes as pressure grows to offset rising costs for consumers
Energy supplier urges UK government to enter emergency talks to tackle escalating fuel poverty
UK’s net zero targets at risk due to delays caused by poor planning and investment in infrastructure
Consumer groups say use of finance schemes points to deepening of cost of living crisis
UK energy regulator gave new suppliers a ‘free bet’ while leaving consumers to pay price after string of failures
Levy could have chilling effect on investment and would risk impeding transition to renewables
Western Power Distribution let down vulnerable clients with ‘totally unacceptable’ breaches, says regulator
Oxford-based group is ‘totally in a race’ to perfect technology as it prepares for fundraising push, says CEO
Chancellor under pressure to offer more help on cost of living despite previous opposition to levy
Energy bill will be in Queen’s Speech but measures to overhaul audit regulation dropped
Ministers told to target ‘unacceptable behaviour’ in bid to ease cost of living crisis
Business secretary to announce relief package for strategic industries on Friday
Last suppliers standing will have to pay penance for the sins of those that behaved less responsibly
Payments using taxpayer funds were made to retain employees as ministers seek buyer for business
Extreme energy rationing shows growing desperation of people in fuel poverty
UK prime minister resists Conservative calls to drop surcharge as cost of living crisis intensifies
Building non-hydrocarbon sources will take time but the alternative could waste billions
Call for more government help over concerns up to 40% of Britons will face fuel poverty from October
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