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Martin Lewis, the consumer finance campaigner, has said that for most households the 13% energy price cap rise from 1 July 2026 is avoidable by fixing a tariff below the cap rather than sitting on a standard variable tariff. If you are on a default tariff and paying more than you need to, that is […]

Fuse Energy login and account management is handled entirely online, through the Fuse app or the website, using your registered phone number or verified email address rather than a traditional username and password. Fuse launched as an app-only supplier and still runs a digital-first model: there are no paper bills and no customer service phone […]

0333 202 9532 is widely listed as the British Gas complaints line for domestic gas and electricity customers, with lines usually open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Because published contact numbers change, confirm it against the official contact-us page at britishgas.co.uk before you call, and note that it is a customer service line, not […]

Fuse Energy vs EDF Energy comes down to a trade-off between price and reassurance: Fuse markets some of the lowest import electricity rates on the open market, clustering in the low-20p/kWh range, while EDF is a long-established supplier with a full call-centre operation and a competitive fixed deal at around £1,649 a year on a […]

Octopus Energy is the UK’s largest domestic energy supplier, with around 14 million customer accounts across roughly 8 million households as of 2026. For a bill-conscious household stuck on a standard variable tariff sitting at or near the Ofgem price cap, the appeal is simple: Octopus offers several tariffs that can price below the cap, […]

Fuse Energy vs E.ON Next comes down to which type of deal you want: recent comparable tariff examples show Fuse Energy tends to hold the cheaper fixed deal, while E.ON Next is often cheaper on a variable or tracker plan. Neither is universally cheapest, so your household usage, region and how long you want price […]