Energy firms 'faster switching'
Energy minister Ed Davey has set out new measures the government claims will give consumers more control, including making it possible to switch suppliers within 24 hours.
Community advisers to help fuel poor save money
Energy Secretary Ed Davey has said he wants to have "trained community advisers" to help vulnerable people find the cheapest tariffs.
He said the initiative, dubbed the Big Energy Saving Network, would be in partnership with Citizens Advice Bureau and Age UK.
Speaking ahead of his energy statement in the House of Commons, he said there is more competition in the energy market than before the coalition came to power, but that there is still work to do.
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Energy bill reform plans criticised
New measures making it easier for customers to switch tariffs aimed at helping curtail energy price hikes for consumers have been slammed.
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How to switch your energy company or tariff
Switching your energy company or tariff can save money on your bills, and also drive competition in the market bringing further savings.
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Tougher new review of energy market to be unveiled
Energy Secretary Ed Davey will reveal details of a new annual review of the energy market, but will stop short of requesting a full inquiry.