£202 annual payment per disabled child and young person under 19.

Money Coach service includes: 1. Budget planning. 2. Benefit/income maximisation checks. 3. Energy supplier switching. 4. Resolution of energy debt problems. 5. Negotiation with energy suppliers. 6. Completing grant applications. 7. Home energy efficiency surveys and specific energy efficiency advice.

Maximum grant of £750 for eligible British Gas customers with energy debt of between £250 and £1000.

Up to £1500 to clear an outstanding energy debt. Grants over £1,500 will only be considered in exceptional circumstances.

1. Advance notice of planned power cuts. 2. Priority support in an emergency, such as heating and cooking facilities if you are cut off supply. 3. Identification and password scheme, which could include arranging a password or agreed on picture cards if callers need to visit or contact you. 4.) Nominee scheme, whereby you nominate someone you trust to receive communications and bills from your supplier. 5.) Help with prepayment meter access, such as moving a meter if you can’t safely get to it to top up. 6.) Regular meter reading services, such as if nobody can read your meter. 7.) Accessible information, such as account information and bills in large print or braille. 8.) Gas safety checks.

1. Review of prior payments and debt repayments. 2. Payment breaks or reductions. 3. More time to pay. 4. Access to hardship funds. 5. Enrolment in Priority Service Register.

£150 payment to households liable for Council Tax in Bands A-D.

£200 discount applied directly to energy bills from October 2022. It is repayable in equal instalments over five years from 2023, and will take the form of an increase to standing charges on bills.

Help on what to do if you have exhausted your emergency credit and can’t top up your prepayment meter.

Does everything that your smart meter's fixed in-home display is meant to do, and then some! Lets you view up to 13 months of your most recent gas and electricity usage (in kWh) and spend (in £) data from any digital device (i.e. smartphone, desktop computer, laptop, or tablet) in near real-time.

Average gas price cap unit rates for a customer paying by direct debit from 1 April to 30 September 2022 are: - Unit rate of £0.07 per kWh. - Standing charge of £0.27 per day. Note: Price cap unit rates are averages and will vary by region, payment method and meter type. Contact your supplier for personalised information.

Average electricity price cap unit rates for a customer paying by direct debit from 1 April to 30 September 2022 are: - Unit rate of £0.28 per kWh. - Standing charge of £0.45 per day.

1. Yes, if you are on a default energy tariff, whether you pay by direct debit or standard credit or prepayment meter. 2. No, if you are on a fixed-term energy tariff or have chosen a standard variable green energy tariff.

Lets you capture energy meter readings by either manual data or your mobile phone camera. Also lets you set recurring 'Meter Reading day' reminders for when you need to capture and send readings to your electricity and/or gas supplier at a specific date of the month. Readings are auto saved, and ready for use whenever you wish.

Ofgem's safety net means you will always have an energy supply, even if your energy supplier has gone bust.

Help to pay for current or final energy bills, energy efficient white goods (such as cookers, fridges, fridge-freezers and washing machines), replace and repair heating systems (such as gas, calor gas and oil boilers), and e-learning vouchers.

Help to pay for energy bills, insulation, replacement heating systems, and energy-efficient white goods.

Payments to small-scale generators (SEG Generators) by their chosen electricity suppliers (SEG Licensees) for electricity exported back to the national grid.

Payments to small-scale generators (SEG Generators) by their chosen electricity suppliers (SEG Licensees) for electricity exported back to the national grid.

Payments to small-scale generators (SEG Generators) by their chosen electricity suppliers (SEG Licensees) for electricity exported back to the national grid.

Payments to small-scale generators (SEG Generators) by their chosen electricity suppliers (SEG Licensees) for electricity exported back to the national grid.

Places an obligation on UK electricity suppliers to source an increasing proportion of the electricity they supply from renewable sources.

Places an obligation on UK electricity suppliers to source an increasing proportion of the electricity they supply from renewable sources.

Financial incentives to increase the uptake of renewable heat.

Financial incentives to increase the uptake of renewable heat.

Financial incentives to increase the uptake of renewable heat.

Financial incentives to increase the uptake of renewable heat.

Support for household energy bills to those who may be struggling. This could be a grant towards bills or help to buy energy-efficient white goods.

Financial incentives for new anaerobic digestion biomethane plants to increase the proportion of green gas in the gas grid.

Financial incentives for new anaerobic digestion biomethane plants to increase the proportion of green gas in the gas grid.