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Electricity pricing

Millions of UK households are being moved onto a new electricity billing system that could change their energy prices by time of day.
Electricity pricing

Millions of homes face major energy billing change as prices double at peak times

A new scheme could reward households for using electricity at key times, with suggestions including doing laundry and charging cars A new scheme could reward households for using electricity at key times, with suggestions including doing laundry and charging cars
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Free electricity at weekends expected as renewables create excess power

British Gas is giving its PeakSave customers half price electricity tomorrow as the winds are expected to generate more energy British Gas is giving its PeakSave customers half price electricity tomorrow as the winds are expected to generate more energy
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British Gas is giving some customers half price electricity when it's windy

Electricity firm Tomato Energy has collapsed and the industry’s watchdog has stepped in to protect supply for the provider’s customers, regulator Ofgem said. Electricity firm Tomato Energy has collapsed and the industry’s watchdog has stepped in to protect supply for the provider’s customers, regulator Ofgem said.
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Thousands left without electricity supplier as UK provider collapses

It's time to check your meters ahead of April price rises for gas, electricity and water bills It's time to check your meters ahead of April price rises for gas, electricity and water bills
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Check your meters this week - and beat the April bills increases

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