fuel poverty

Two new reports urge the government to get low-carbon housing and energy efficiency plans back on track if it wants to meet green targets and keep bills down

KPMG survey indicates households across the UK embraced new technologies and energy efficiency measures to help curb soaring energy bills last winter

Green groups call on government to deliver more ambitious clean energy transition plan, as Scottish Power boss warns UK risks squandering renewables opportunity

Greenpeace claims government on course to miss its own targets as current policies would only lift six per cent of draughty homes out of fuel poverty by 2030

The billions paid out to pensioner households each winter are failing to tackle rising levels of fuel poverty, writes Andrew Warren

Network operator DCC estimates Britain's smart meters helped homes and businesses save 700,000 tonnes of CO2 last year

Lib Dems urge government to cancel looming energy price cap increase, as latest projections suggest average household bills could top £4,000 from January

Over 30 leading NGOs call on government to use imminent energy security plan and Spring Statement to boost energy efficiency and increase support for vulnerable households

Data shows over 13 per cent of homes were technically fuel poor even before gas prices spiked, as charities warn of urgent need to upgrade the UK's cold homes

Windfall taxes and green levy reforms appear increasingly unlikely, as Treasury prepares package of loans for energy suppliers and targeted support for fuel poor households