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Government opts against phasing out new boilers by 2035 in effort to cut energy bills by as much as £1,000 a year

The only way that Britain’s energy bills can come down is if we are no longer reliant on fossil fuels. Today marks a big step towards that goal

Why ‘historic’ process is crucial to help government hit 2030 clean energy targets

Subsidies guaranteeing price for each unit of clean electricity generated given to 12 renewables projects

Exclusive: Critics say removing battery installation requirement will reduce amount homebuyers save on energy bills

PM to highlight energy bill and interest rate cuts, plus end to two-child benefit cap, and to invite his MPs to Chequers

Predicted 8% cut to upper limit for Great Britain could reduce bills to lowest level in 15 months

Plan to improve gas networks and rewire electricity systems across Great Britain likely to add £30 to average annual bill

French government-owned company to receive funding for Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C

Exclusive: Supporters say grants largely going to middle-class households, but experts warn move will slow transition from gas boilers

Energy firms and charities urge chancellor to avoid short-term fix that could also harm low-income households

Exclusive: Promise to remove almost all fossil fuels from UK’s electricity supply by 2030 may be quietly abandoned over cost

Would long-term strategy be imperilled if, say, only 80% of UK electricity generation was low carbon by 2032? Hardly

State’s Republican-led public service commission to decide on power expansion and prices, as Democrats vie for voice

Energy Local, a non-profit, creates a way for customers to team up with green projects to get a better deal