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Moves to boost tax breaks on pensions, ease childcare costs and support household energy bills
Institute of Directors tells Ofgem to ‘secure a well-functioning market’
Hope for action on preventing fresh spike in household bills with room for manoeuvre in Budget
Consumers will still pay more from April as government reduces subsidies
Falling gas prices seen as reducing the subsidies that government would need to provide
Judge issues guidance to stop forcible installations for vulnerable households as Ofgem investigates energy suppliers
Business secretary wants report to his department by Tuesday detailing measures such as compensation
Regulator’s oversight questioned as campaigners say it took months to act on problem that ‘ramped up’
Energy regulator steps in after reports of agents breaking into the homes of vulnerable British Gas customers
UK regulator to investigate companies forcibly switching households on to prepayment meters
Why sharing electricity will be crucial in the coldest months
Current turmoil justifies Ofgem focus on stability but it needs to start thinking longer term
Regulator intends to adjust profit margins but declines to ringfence customer funds
Move to limit risk of repeat of collapses that have cost UK households billions of pounds
Citizens Advice says measures taken by Ofgem boost supplier profit margins
About 10,000 households a month made to switch as a result of falling behind with bills
Ofgem drew up plans this summer for company behind this week’s late bid for failed rival Bulb
Jonathan Brearley advises households to reduce use where possible, says winter supply crisis unlikely
Administrators seek ruling on whether recovered assets must go to creditors, the state or even to shareholders
Regulator warns country faces shortages this winter, raising fears about potential power cuts
UK energy regulator continued with restructuring despite pressure over surging gas prices
Companies waiting for share of £150bn aid urge government to act quickly as costs soar
Ofwat’s shortcomings are a sign of Britain’s wider economic regulation failings
Operators are being questioned on infrastructure quality and the growing costs being passed on to consumers
A typical gas and electricity bill will rise to £3,549 a year from October
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