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We respond to the DESNZ consumer-led flexibility consultation.
Date published: 18/09/25
We support inclusive energy engagement ensuring low-income consumers benefit from flexibility.
New report is out today on targeted energy bill support for people on low incomes
Date published: 27/08/25
New report by Public First ‘Closing the fuel poverty gap: a plan for targeted energy…
Campaign win as Government commits to fully fund the Warm Homes Plan
Date published: 23/06/25
Rachel Reeves has committed to fully fund the Warm Homes Plan (WHP).
We give evidence to the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee’s inquiry on the cost of energy
Date published: 06/06/25
Our Head of Policy, Maria Booker, gave oral evidence to the ESNZ inquiry on the…
Paying the Price: Low-income households still paying more for energy through standard credit – and most don’t know it
Date published: 23/05/25
After today’s price cap kicks in, the standard credit premium will be £135 per year.
Low-income households paying £135 more for energy – and most don’t know it
Date published: 23/05/25
57% don’t realise they are paying more for their energy via standard credit.
Blog: How we build a future energy market that is fair for consumers on low incomes
Date published: 29/04/25
We outline key principles for a future energy system that is fair to those on…
We respond to the DESNZ consultation on the review of the Fuel Poverty Strategy for England
Date published: 09/04/25
We emphasis the need for more targeted bill support – a social tariff.
Our response to the zero standing charge consultation
Date published: 25/03/25
We support reforming standing charges but urge Ofgem to ensure changes genuinely benefit low-income households.
We respond to the DESNZ consultation on expanding the Warm Home Discount Scheme
Date published: 25/03/25
We support expanding the WHD and urge further action to reach more households in need.
We respond to DESNZ consultation on the review of Ofgem
Date published: 20/03/25
Ofgem’s primary duty should be protecting consumers – this should take priority over other objectives.
We respond to Ofgem’s consultation on the energy price cap operating cost and debt allowances
Date published: 12/02/25
The way people pay for their energy should not lead to an increase in costs.