52% at night: the Economy 7 split Ofgem doesn’t recheck

Ofgem's own example says the averaged cap charges heat pump owners less than they cost. Responses close 20 November.

£134 of a £151 saving: the switching charge is back

Fixing this winter? A new fix with your current supplier avoids the charge. Ofgem decides in mid-November.

Heating oil up 90%: when a heat pump now wins

Five break-even prices, from 91p for a typical install to 49p for the best, plus the one question to ask any installer.

86% of new-build solar is up to 4 kW: the rule behind it

Developers can fit two panels where eight would go. Buying off-plan? Ask three questions before the roof goes on.

£6.88m in court. GB Energy just hired Ripple's founder

Ripple's members paid for a wind farm that went to someone else. The question to ask before buying any energy share.

£293 apart: nobody has set your January bill yet

UK gas jumped 3.9% on Friday. If you're weighing a fixed tariff, EDF's own break-even is £1,997.

30% smaller heat pump, same house

The old sizing method guessed how leaky your house is. It guessed high, and you paid for the difference.

The bigger inverter isn't the better one

Same kit works on any tariff. Sized to your house, not this month's cheap rate.

Refundable deposits to clear the queue. The catch: if you're waiting on a connection, nothing's moved yet.

VAT on electricity hits £0. Your bill won't feel it.

A £45 saving the October cap is set to swallow, a grid under investigation, and a plug-in solar catch.

60–70% grid reduction. One battery, one building.

A Cardiff block of flats cut grid use by 60–70%. The regulatory framework to do it at scale closes for comment in 32 days.

Grid transmission costs up 65%. It was in the small print.

The transmission element of your electricity standing charge rose 9p a day in April. Wales made solar the law the same month. Both in this issue.

£31bn into UK grid: what it means for your assets

Four AI Growth Zones, 500MW each, grid infrastructure ringfenced. The asset premium lands before the announcement.

July price cap: gas up 24%, electricity up 5%.

Ofgem says your bill moved 1.3%. If you heat on gas, that figure isn't yours.