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  • Octopus boss Greg Jackson calls for ‘urgent reform’ on energy as bills rise

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    Octopus boss Greg Jackson has called on Andy Burnham to deliver “urgent reform” to the energy market to protect households from “volatile” gas prices. Jackson, founder of the UK’s biggest household electricity supplier, said: “The government’s decision to take VAT off electricity and remove some of the levies from bills has helped soften the blow [...]

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  • ‘Broken promises’: Burnham under fire on cost-of-living plans as energy bills set to surge

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    Andy Burnham is facing pressure over his commitment to tackle the cost-of-living crisis as energy bills are set to jump again. Opposition figures have accused the Prime Minister of breaking Labour’s pledge to cut household energy bills, with one Tory figure dubbing the price hike “outrageous”.  The price cap on bills is set to rise [...]

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  • Energy price cap rises to three-year high

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    Brits are set for another squeeze from energy bills this winter after watchdog Ofgem confirmed the price cap was set to rise to a three-year high. The regulator said on Wednesday the default tariff for consumers across Britain would increase four per cent to £1,723 for the final quarter of the year. The rise marks [...]

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  • UK government takes stake in miner after £71m injection

    August 25, 2026

    The government’s National Wealth Fund is set to pump £71m into miner Tungsten West in a bid to help reopen the Hemerdon mine in Devon. The funding package combines a £36m share purchase, which will hand the government a 7.4 per cent stake in Tungsten and a seat on the board of directors, and a [...]

  • Iranian hackers behind UK energy plant attack

    August 23, 2026

    An attack on an energy facility which was shut down for four days last month was carried out by hackers linked to the Iranian regime. The cyberattack, which is believed to be the first time Iranian-affiliated hackers have successfully infiltrated a UK energy facility, shutting it down. A government spokesperson for the Department for Energy [...]

  • Tories say households could save £540 a year by scrapping net zero

    August 18, 2026

    The Conservatives have said that households could save about £540 a year after 2030 if net zero regulations are scrapped with a commitment to make energy as cheap as possible. A report published by centre-right think tank Onward and backed by the Tories said the cost of net zero came to an extra £540 per [...]

  • Britain should back the North Sea if it wants energy security and net zero

    August 14, 2026

    The UK cannot afford to talk up growth, jobs and energy security while turning its back on the domestic resources it still needs, writes David Whitehouse Britain faces a simple choice. While we still need oil and gas, do we produce more of it here, supporting jobs, investment, energy security and lower production emissions, or [...]

  • Britain faces energy squeeze from solar eclipse

    August 12, 2026

    Britain is facing a shortage of electricity supply as the solar eclipse plunges the country into darkness and chokes off solar power generation.  The UK’s most significant solar eclipse since 1999 is expected to wipe out the vast majority of solar power production as the moon blocks up to 95 per cent of the sun [...]

  • Energy discount scheme for homes near new pylons branded ‘bribe’ by Reform

    August 12, 2026

    Households around north London and a series of other places where new pylons are being built will receive electricity bill discounts from next year in a scheme branded as a “bribe” by Reform UK.  Families living in more than 40 locations across Britain — mostly in Scotland — will receive biannual cash discounts on bills. [...]

  • BP quits North Sea after tax grab

    July 31, 2026

    BP will sell its North Sea oil division after the government’s tax raid on domestic oil, in a move that will leave the British energy giant without any petrochemicals production in its home market for the first time in decades. The London-listed oil giant told investors it planned to market its assets in the region [...]

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