Only 139,070 customers changed supplier in November, according to Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures. This is the lowest monthly figure since Energy UK started publishing these in October 2013 and represents a more than 70% fall compared to November 2020. So far this year almost 4.9 million customers have changed supplier, an 11% decrease compared to the equivalent period in 2020.

Responding to Ofgem's announcement on measures to boost financial resilience in the energy sector, Energy UK's CEO, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Responding to Citizens Advice's report on the energy retail market, Audrey Gallacher, Energy UK’s Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Policy said:

Energy UK has joined with consumer groups to raise awareness over winter of the support available for customers struggling to pay their energy bills. 

The number of customers changing suppliers is falling significantly, according to Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures for September and October.

Responding to the Government's Contracts for Difference auction announcement, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Responding to the PM's annoucement on EV charge points, Energy UK’s Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Responding to news that Bulb is to enter special administration, Energy UK’s Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

As COP26 continues, a new survey has highlighted the views of young energy professionals on the Net Zero target and whether they think current progress and polices are matching up to the Government’s climate change ambitions.

Responding to the Government's coal phase out announcement, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Responding to the 2021 Autumn Budget and Spending Review, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

The energy sector is today committing to investing in and delivering a net zero power system in the 2030s. 

Responding to the Government’s announcement on new finance model to fund new nuclear power stations, Energy UK’s chief executive Emma Pinchbeck said: 

A new report, published today by Energy UK, shows how energy suppliers have worked to help their most vulnerable customers get the support and advice they need.

Responding to the Government’s announcement on the Heat & Buildings Strategy, Energy UK’s chief executive Emma Pinchbeck said:

Nearly 400,000 customers moved to a new supplier in August, Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures have shown.

Commenting on the current situation in the energy sector, Energy UK's chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:  

Responding to the Government’s announcement on the latest Contracts for Difference round, Energy UK’s chief executive Emma Pinchbeck said:

Over 452,000 customers moved to a new supplier in July, Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures have shown.

Responding to today’s publication of the Government’s Hydrogen Strategy, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Responding to the Government’s review into Green Tariffs and Call for Evidence on Third Party Intermediaries, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:  

Responding to the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Report released today, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck, said:

Responding to the price cap announcement by Ofgem, Energy UK’s chief executive Emma Pinchbeck said:  

Energy suppliers are making fresh commitments to support domestic customers worried about paying bills over the winter months.

Responding to the Government’s Energy Retail Strategy (and related documents) published today, Energy UK’s Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:  

Over 430,000 customers moved to a new supplier in June, Energy UK’s latest electricity figures show.

Commenting on the Energy Efficiency Investment Group’s (EEIG) Better Buildings Investment Plan, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Commenting on Government/Ofgem proposals for a Future System Operator and Energy Code Reform, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

On the day that restrictions are relaxed across England, and with the rest of the UK easing their own COVID-19 policies, the UK’s energy industry remains cautious of ongoing risks and is committed to minimising them throughout the pandemic.

Responding to the publication of the Smart Systems and Flexibility Plan and Energy Digitalisation Strategy, Energy UK’s chief executive Emma Pinchbeck said: