Gas and electric News
March 2010
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Easing the pain of gas and electric bills
01.03.2010
Pensioners could reduce their energy bills by taking certain steps. -
Gas and electric price inflation 'huge' in UK
04.03.2010
Gas and electric prices have risen significantly since last January. -
Britons 'wasted £500m' on gas and electric bills
08.03.2010
Poor insulation has pushed gas and electric bills higher. -
Watchdog demands energy market overhaul
11.03.2010
Energy companies 'lack transparency'. -
Final 'big six' energy supplier cuts gas bills
12.03.2010
Scottish Power is cutting gas bills by 8%. -
Pensioners to get gas and electric bill rebate
12.03.2010
Poorest pensioners to benefit from gas and electric rebate. -
Gas and electric customers urged to seek help
16.03.2010
More people likely to struggle with gas and electric costs. -
Campaigners demand end to fuel poverty
17.03.2010
Campaigners want concerted action against fuel poverty. -
New gas and electric firms vying for market share
19.03.2010
Smaller energy suppliers are taking on the 'big six'. -
Customers 'must learn from energy smart meters'
23.03.2010
Smart meters can help to reduce gas and electric bills. -
Heat could provide important green energy source
23.03.2010
Heat could be a useful source of green energy. -
Insulation vital to reap benefits of green energy
24.03.2010
Insulation is a basic way to reduce gas and electric bills. -
Parties reveal energy sector proposals
25.03.2010
Energy policy is a key election battleground.
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