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Price cap hike ‘could see three-quarters of Scots in fuel poverty’

Almost three-quarters of households in Scotland could end up suffering from fuel poverty as a result of the latest increase in the energy price cap, the boss of an advisory group has warned. The charity Energy Action Scotland works to tackle fuel ...

27 Aug 2022 at 12:15

Scotland

Citizens Advice warns 2.8m Scots have made cutbacks to cope with energy bills

Almost three million Scots have cut back spending on food and groceries as a result of increasing energy costs, according to advice charity Citizens Advice Scotland. The organisation, which provides help to those struggling with bills, said it ...

01 Jan 2024 at 00:01

Nicola Sturgeon to chair second energy summit in two months

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will chair the second summit with energy industry leaders in less than two months on Thursday. It comes as the new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced on Monday that the energy price guarantee, which effectively ...

20 Oct 2022 at 03:45

Scotland

Forced move to pre-payment meters ‘pushes people into even more unpayable debt’

People need strengthened legal protections to help stop them from being forced on to pre-payment meters, ministers have been told, amid a warning they could be pushed into unpayable debt. Energy Action Scotland and the Poverty Alliance on ...

05 Dec 2022 at 01:01

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