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  • How institutional capital could keep the lights on and lower energy bills

    November 12, 2013

    WITH so much talk about the lights going out in the UK over the next two to three years, it almost starts to be believable. In its last Electricity Capacity Assessment, Ofgem prophesied that our reserve margin of available capacity could fall below 5 per cent of total peak demand by 2015-16, raising the risk [...]

  • Why it’s no time to be complacent about the UK’s inflation problem

    November 12, 2013

    THE SURPRISE fall in the annual inflation rate in October to 2.2 per cent on the consumer price index and 2.6 per cent on the retail price index is obviously welcome news. However, it’s too soon to be complacent. It also reminds us that inflation has been consistently above the Bank of England’s 2 per [...]

  • EDF to raise gas and electricity bills by 3.9 per cent

    November 12, 2013

    EDF Energy announced on Tuesday that it will be hiking the average gas and electricity bill by 3.9 per cent, from 3 January 2014. The price rise is significantly less than rivals such as British gas who announced price rises of 9.2 per cent. The company's statement says the typical consumer will be at least [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 12 November 2013

    November 12, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES Shadow banks reap Fed rate reward Loosely regulated non-bank lenders have emerged as among the biggest beneficiaries of the Federal Reserve’s ultra-low interest rates with three specialist categories increasing their assets by almost 60 per cent since the height of the financial crisis. Such lenders, widely considered part of the “shadow banking” system, [...]

  • Coalition risks stalemate over green levies as discussions stall

    November 11, 2013

    THE COALITION’S feud over green levies has hit a wall with no progress being made, City A.M. understands. Government policies such as the Energy Companies Obligation (Eco) scheme, an energy-efficiency initiative implemented by suppliers and paid for in bills, are at the centre of a debate into energy prices and the cost of living. Prime [...]

  • Regulators clear British firms of gas price-fixing

    November 7, 2013

    ENERGY regulator Ofgem and financial watchdog the FCA yesterday said they had found no evidence of gas market manipulation in Britain after concluding an investigation. A year-long probe into the wholesale gas market was kicked off after a whistleblower, Seth Freedman from price reporting agency ICIS Heron, made allegations of gas price-fixing. “It has been [...]

  • Energy switch enquiries lift Moneysupermarket

    November 6, 2013

    SWATHES of customers looking to switch energy suppliers boosted Moneysupermarket.com’s revenue 25 per cent in the first few weeks of October. The company, whose website helps customers to compare insurance, utilities and energy prices, reported overall revenue growth for the third quarter to 30 September of five per cent. Moneysupermarket attributed the dramatic increase in [...]

  • Services PMI rockets to 62.5 – its highest for 16 years

    November 6, 2013

    The UK’s services industry has seen a huge boost, with services PMI for October flying past expectations at 62.5 – the highest rise in activity since May 1997. Expectations were 60.4, from September’s 60.3. The sharp rise was supported by a strong increase in new work, with backlogs of work and employment both increasing markedly. [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 06 November 2013

    November 5, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES NHS chief says service bogged in law The NHS is becoming “bogged down in a morass of competition law” which is leading to higher costs and making it harder to reorganise services in the interests of patients, its chief executive said yesterday. Giving evidence to the health select committee, Sir David Nicholson suggested [...]

  • Water firms vow to keep bill rises below inflation

    November 5, 2013

    WATER companies yesterday confirmed that they would not be raising prices above the inflation rate next year, after environment secretary Owen Paterson called for the industry to reconsider price hikes. In a letter to all of the major water firms, Paterson said the government is “encouraging water companies to look closely at any price increases, [...]

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