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At Dyball Associates, we provide regular updates on topics of interest within the UK electricity and gas industry. The ever-changing landscape of the energy sector warrants continuous research from all industry parties. We strive to constantly monitor the triggering factors affecting consumers and supply businesses including legislation, government price cap, trends, energy regulators & more. 

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By Richard Simmonds 23 Nov, 2021
The ongoing energy crisis has claimed its biggest victim as the UK’s seventh largest energy supplier, Bulb announced that it has entered administration.
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By Richard Simmonds 22 Nov, 2021
Two of the UK’s largest energy supply companies could be investigated by Ofgem and possibly face fines of up to 10% of their revenue after being accused of breaching price cap rules by overcharging customers by hundreds of pounds.
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By Richard Simmonds 17 Nov, 2021
Two more energy suppliers have exited the market, this time it was Neon Reef and Social Energy Supply who were the latest victims of surging gas prices and financial difficulties.
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By Richard Simmonds 16 Nov, 2021
The situation in the energy retail market grows grimmer as new analysis of the market shows that a third of the remaining suppliers is at imminent risk of going bust.
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By Richard Simmonds 15 Nov, 2021
Ofgem has issued a final warning to five energy suppliers that they will have their licences revoked for failing to pay more than £500,000 in renewable obligations.
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By Richard Simmonds 12 Nov, 2021
The crisis in the energy supply market led to more consumers switching from smaller suppliers to larger ones at the highest rate in eight years in September.
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By Richard Simmonds 11 Nov, 2021
The Department for Work and Pensions has been criticised by MoneySavingExpert for sending messages telling energy customers to switch their tariffs even though such a move could end up costing them hundreds of pounds.
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By Richard Simmonds 10 Nov, 2021
Utility Warehouse has been hit with a fine worth £1.5 million after an Ofgem investigation discovered that the energy supplier had failed its customers and offered inadequate support for those in debt.
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By Richard Simmonds 09 Nov, 2021
The energy market regulator Ofgem has announced what companies will take on the customers of the six suppliers that recently went bust.
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By Richard Simmonds 05 Nov, 2021
Love her or loathe her it’s hard to deny that the climate activist has a point about the ongoing talking shop called the COP26. Will this one prove to be any different?
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