What Happened at the Weekend

Given the last fortnight's price slashes, articles this weekend were looking at how you can act further to reduce your energy spend, and get more for your money. There was also quite a focus on Ofgem and the work that they still need to do in order to better regulate the energy market. Given that the General Election is now less than 100 days away there has been little discussion of the major party's energy policies - but it's only a matter of time before that rises to the forefront once again.

Saturday, 31st January

• Energy-thrifty electricity consumers pay more for less
• Competition watchdog set to attack Ofgem's 'four-tariff' policy for propping up energy prices
• Big energy firms treat public like fools

Sunday, 1st February

• Eliminate your energy bills using old newspapers
• Renewable Energy Jobs Soar, But What Does It Mean for Investors?
• Energy Quote of the Day: 'Lower Oil Prices will Make it More Difficult to Achieve Climate-Change Goals'

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