End Fuel Poverty Coalition
@endfuelpoverty.bsky.social
Lower energy bills. Energy efficient homes. Cleaner energy.
The Budget keeps the Energy Profits Levy, and that’s the right call.
Scrapping it while raising taxes elsewhere would have been a gift to companies making extraordinary crisis-era profits.
#EndFuelPoverty #WarmHomesPlan #Budget2025
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Scrapping it while raising taxes elsewhere would have been a gift to companies making extraordinary crisis-era profits.
#EndFuelPoverty #WarmHomesPlan #Budget2025
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November 27, 2025 at 3:35 PM
The Budget keeps the Energy Profits Levy, and that’s the right call.
Scrapping it while raising taxes elsewhere would have been a gift to companies making extraordinary crisis-era profits.
#EndFuelPoverty #WarmHomesPlan #Budget2025
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Scrapping it while raising taxes elsewhere would have been a gift to companies making extraordinary crisis-era profits.
#EndFuelPoverty #WarmHomesPlan #Budget2025
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Today’s Budget will bring a small reduction in bills, with the average annual energy bill expected to fall from £1,755 to around £1,665 from April 2026.
#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #Budget2025
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#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #Budget2025
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November 26, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Today’s Budget will bring a small reduction in bills, with the average annual energy bill expected to fall from £1,755 to around £1,665 from April 2026.
#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #Budget2025
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#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #Budget2025
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The Government's latest Budget has moves that will see energy bills fall slightly next spring, but remain far above pre-crisis levels while insulation funding is changed and millions remain at risk.
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Energy bills to fall next spring, but cold homes remain a national challenge
The Government's latest Budget has moves that will see energy bills fall slightly next spring, but remain far above pre-crisis levels while insulation funding is changed and millions remain at risk.
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November 26, 2025 at 2:43 PM
The Government's latest Budget has moves that will see energy bills fall slightly next spring, but remain far above pre-crisis levels while insulation funding is changed and millions remain at risk.
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Thank you for joining us in supporting our #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay. Together, we’re shining a light on the struggle to keep homes warm and healthy. 💛
And as we mark Fuel Poverty Awareness Day, the reality is this: we are entering a fifth winter of the energy bills crisis with no long-term plan to end it.
#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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November 26, 2025 at 8:52 AM
Thank you for joining us in supporting our #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay. Together, we’re shining a light on the struggle to keep homes warm and healthy. 💛
Thousands of households in Scotland are in extreme fuel poverty. Yet £100m of investment in energy efficiency measures in Scotland at risk under rumoured cuts.
“The losers in the Budget must not be those in fuel poverty.”
Frazer @energy-action-scot.bsky.social on #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay.
“The losers in the Budget must not be those in fuel poverty.”
Frazer @energy-action-scot.bsky.social on #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay.
November 26, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Thousands of households in Scotland are in extreme fuel poverty. Yet £100m of investment in energy efficiency measures in Scotland at risk under rumoured cuts.
“The losers in the Budget must not be those in fuel poverty.”
Frazer @energy-action-scot.bsky.social on #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay.
“The losers in the Budget must not be those in fuel poverty.”
Frazer @energy-action-scot.bsky.social on #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay.
And as we mark Fuel Poverty Awareness Day, the reality is this: we are entering a fifth winter of the energy bills crisis with no long-term plan to end it.
#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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November 26, 2025 at 8:18 AM
And as we mark Fuel Poverty Awareness Day, the reality is this: we are entering a fifth winter of the energy bills crisis with no long-term plan to end it.
#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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#EndFuelPoverty #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes @nea.org.uk
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Reports in the FT this evening suggest that the Chancellor has now u-turned on a plan that would have helped to lift 800,000 households out of the deepest fuel poverty.
www.ft.com/content/82f0...
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November 25, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Reports in the FT this evening suggest that the Chancellor has now u-turned on a plan that would have helped to lift 800,000 households out of the deepest fuel poverty.
www.ft.com/content/82f0...
www.ft.com/content/82f0...
Reports suggest the Government is considering slashing the Warm Homes Plan by £6.4 billion, at the same time as looking at a £6 billion tax cut for oil and gas firms.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes
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#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes
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November 25, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Reports suggest the Government is considering slashing the Warm Homes Plan by £6.4 billion, at the same time as looking at a £6 billion tax cut for oil and gas firms.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes
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#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyEfficiency #Budget2025 #WarmHomes
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As the Chancellor prepares to deliver the #Budget2025, one thing is clear: sticking-plaster policies won’t fix an energy system that’s been failing households for years.
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November 24, 2025 at 3:36 PM
As the Chancellor prepares to deliver the #Budget2025, one thing is clear: sticking-plaster policies won’t fix an energy system that’s been failing households for years.
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Ofgem has today announced that the new #pricecap will increase by 0.2% from January, leaving the average bill still around £700 higher than in 2020 and £190 higher than at the 2024 General Election.
➡️ £1,758 a year bill on average for a typical dual-fuel household on direct debit.
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➡️ £1,758 a year bill on average for a typical dual-fuel household on direct debit.
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November 21, 2025 at 7:18 AM
Ofgem has today announced that the new #pricecap will increase by 0.2% from January, leaving the average bill still around £700 higher than in 2020 and £190 higher than at the 2024 General Election.
➡️ £1,758 a year bill on average for a typical dual-fuel household on direct debit.
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➡️ £1,758 a year bill on average for a typical dual-fuel household on direct debit.
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While gas giants rack up another year of huge UK profits, millions of families are still living in cold homes, juggling rising bills, and falling deeper into energy debt.
Why? Because our energy system still allows companies to profit even when people can’t afford the basics.
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Why? Because our energy system still allows companies to profit even when people can’t afford the basics.
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November 20, 2025 at 4:19 PM
While gas giants rack up another year of huge UK profits, millions of families are still living in cold homes, juggling rising bills, and falling deeper into energy debt.
Why? Because our energy system still allows companies to profit even when people can’t afford the basics.
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Why? Because our energy system still allows companies to profit even when people can’t afford the basics.
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Energy network companies are still reporting huge profit margins, in some cases over three times the national average.
Yet households are stuck paying some of the highest standing charges in the country.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis
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Yet households are stuck paying some of the highest standing charges in the country.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis
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November 19, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Energy network companies are still reporting huge profit margins, in some cases over three times the national average.
Yet households are stuck paying some of the highest standing charges in the country.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis
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Yet households are stuck paying some of the highest standing charges in the country.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis
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The ONS says today’s lower inflation rate is partly down to energy bills not rising as fast as last year.
But for millions of households, this is no comfort.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis #WarmHomesPlan
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#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis #WarmHomesPlan
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November 19, 2025 at 3:14 PM
The ONS says today’s lower inflation rate is partly down to energy bills not rising as fast as last year.
But for millions of households, this is no comfort.
#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis #WarmHomesPlan
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#EndFuelPoverty #EnergyCrisis #WarmHomesPlan
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Energy giants have already made over £125bn in UK profits since 2020, and even more globally.
This is money generated while households faced the worst energy bills crisis in living memory.
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This is money generated while households faced the worst energy bills crisis in living memory.
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November 18, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Energy giants have already made over £125bn in UK profits since 2020, and even more globally.
This is money generated while households faced the worst energy bills crisis in living memory.
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This is money generated while households faced the worst energy bills crisis in living memory.
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One week Ministers brief the press about cutting heat pump support and slashing energy efficiency budgets. The next, they’re urging people to apply for heat pump schemes they themselves have put in doubt.
#WarmHomesPlan #EndFuelPoverty #EnergyBills #HeatPumps
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#WarmHomesPlan #EndFuelPoverty #EnergyBills #HeatPumps
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November 18, 2025 at 9:27 AM
One week Ministers brief the press about cutting heat pump support and slashing energy efficiency budgets. The next, they’re urging people to apply for heat pump schemes they themselves have put in doubt.
#WarmHomesPlan #EndFuelPoverty #EnergyBills #HeatPumps
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#WarmHomesPlan #EndFuelPoverty #EnergyBills #HeatPumps
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Amidst the ongoing energy bills crisis households are still struggling, whilst energy companies made over £125bn in UK profits alone (their global profits were even higher.)
Our new analysis shows who benefited from the crisis, and it wasn’t the public.
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Our new analysis shows who benefited from the crisis, and it wasn’t the public.
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November 17, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Amidst the ongoing energy bills crisis households are still struggling, whilst energy companies made over £125bn in UK profits alone (their global profits were even higher.)
Our new analysis shows who benefited from the crisis, and it wasn’t the public.
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Our new analysis shows who benefited from the crisis, and it wasn’t the public.
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🔥£125 billion in profits since 2020. Still-sky-high bills for millions.
New EFPC analysis shows the energy industry has made over £125bn in UK profits during the crisis.
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New EFPC analysis shows the energy industry has made over £125bn in UK profits during the crisis.
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November 17, 2025 at 9:20 AM
🔥£125 billion in profits since 2020. Still-sky-high bills for millions.
New EFPC analysis shows the energy industry has made over £125bn in UK profits during the crisis.
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New EFPC analysis shows the energy industry has made over £125bn in UK profits during the crisis.
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Cutting access to heat-pump subsidies while considering a £6bn tax break for oil and gas giants is a complete mismatch of priorities.
12.1 million households are struggling with bills and nearly 5 million people are in deep fuel poverty
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#EndFuelPoverty #Budget2025 #WarmHomesPlan
12.1 million households are struggling with bills and nearly 5 million people are in deep fuel poverty
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#EndFuelPoverty #Budget2025 #WarmHomesPlan
November 14, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Cutting access to heat-pump subsidies while considering a £6bn tax break for oil and gas giants is a complete mismatch of priorities.
12.1 million households are struggling with bills and nearly 5 million people are in deep fuel poverty
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#EndFuelPoverty #Budget2025 #WarmHomesPlan
12.1 million households are struggling with bills and nearly 5 million people are in deep fuel poverty
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#EndFuelPoverty #Budget2025 #WarmHomesPlan
The UK is leaving £11 billion in unpaid corporate tax on the table, according to new analysis from the Tax Justice Network. That’s money that could be fixing cold homes and cutting bills, not sitting in the pockets of tax-dodging multinationals.
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November 13, 2025 at 10:32 AM
The UK is leaving £11 billion in unpaid corporate tax on the table, according to new analysis from the Tax Justice Network. That’s money that could be fixing cold homes and cutting bills, not sitting in the pockets of tax-dodging multinationals.
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⚠️If the Chancellor cuts the funding for home-insulation schemes now, we risk more than just cold, damp homes - we risk the UK missing its climate targets and trapping thousands in fuel poverty.
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November 10, 2025 at 5:48 PM
⚠️If the Chancellor cuts the funding for home-insulation schemes now, we risk more than just cold, damp homes - we risk the UK missing its climate targets and trapping thousands in fuel poverty.
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Reports now suggest the Chancellor is preparing to hand the oil and gas industry a £6bn tax break, while slashing investment in warmer, safer homes by £6.4bn.
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November 7, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Reports now suggest the Chancellor is preparing to hand the oil and gas industry a £6bn tax break, while slashing investment in warmer, safer homes by £6.4bn.
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Reports suggest the Chancellor is considering deep cuts to the UK’s energy-efficiency programmes to fund short-term bill reductions.
That would mean cutting up to 40% from Britain’s insulation and retrofit budget, dismantling the very programmes that actually bring bills down for good.
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That would mean cutting up to 40% from Britain’s insulation and retrofit budget, dismantling the very programmes that actually bring bills down for good.
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November 6, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Reports suggest the Chancellor is considering deep cuts to the UK’s energy-efficiency programmes to fund short-term bill reductions.
That would mean cutting up to 40% from Britain’s insulation and retrofit budget, dismantling the very programmes that actually bring bills down for good.
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That would mean cutting up to 40% from Britain’s insulation and retrofit budget, dismantling the very programmes that actually bring bills down for good.
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🚨 Reports suggest the Chancellor is preparing to divert funds from the flagship £13.2bn Warm Homes Plan in the Budget.
This funding was meant to add to existing schemes not replace them.
www.endfuelpoverty.org.uk/energy-effic...
This funding was meant to add to existing schemes not replace them.
www.endfuelpoverty.org.uk/energy-effic...
Cuts of 40% to energy efficiency measures considered by Chancellor
Moves to cut funding that helps improve energy efficiency and ends cold damp homes would be an "act of betrayal" by the Government.
www.endfuelpoverty.org.uk
November 5, 2025 at 1:09 PM
🚨 Reports suggest the Chancellor is preparing to divert funds from the flagship £13.2bn Warm Homes Plan in the Budget.
This funding was meant to add to existing schemes not replace them.
www.endfuelpoverty.org.uk/energy-effic...
This funding was meant to add to existing schemes not replace them.
www.endfuelpoverty.org.uk/energy-effic...
What have we learned about energy after a year of Trump?
That doubling down on fossil fuels doesn’t deliver energy security, it drives instability. Global gas markets remain volatile, oil and gas giants grow richer, and ordinary households in the UK are left paying the price.
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That doubling down on fossil fuels doesn’t deliver energy security, it drives instability. Global gas markets remain volatile, oil and gas giants grow richer, and ordinary households in the UK are left paying the price.
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November 5, 2025 at 7:16 AM
What have we learned about energy after a year of Trump?
That doubling down on fossil fuels doesn’t deliver energy security, it drives instability. Global gas markets remain volatile, oil and gas giants grow richer, and ordinary households in the UK are left paying the price.
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That doubling down on fossil fuels doesn’t deliver energy security, it drives instability. Global gas markets remain volatile, oil and gas giants grow richer, and ordinary households in the UK are left paying the price.
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Of all the gas estimated to have been in the North Sea basin, just 14% remains commercially viable according to official statistics.
“We have exhausted so much of the gas from the North Sea.”
@zackpolanski.bsky.social speaks to #GAEvent underlining a need to tackle inequality & high energy bills.
“We have exhausted so much of the gas from the North Sea.”
@zackpolanski.bsky.social speaks to #GAEvent underlining a need to tackle inequality & high energy bills.
November 4, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Of all the gas estimated to have been in the North Sea basin, just 14% remains commercially viable according to official statistics.
“We have exhausted so much of the gas from the North Sea.”
@zackpolanski.bsky.social speaks to #GAEvent underlining a need to tackle inequality & high energy bills.
“We have exhausted so much of the gas from the North Sea.”
@zackpolanski.bsky.social speaks to #GAEvent underlining a need to tackle inequality & high energy bills.