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If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more Supplier Ovo Energy has launched a tariff which undercuts the July price cap - but it is only available for the next ...

Ovo Energy Ltd. is offering to sell electricity to consumers below the UK government’s guaranteed level for this first time since the energy crisis began in 2021.

Ovo Energy has announced a fresh £50 million energy bills support scheme for the winter months following news the Government is cutting its winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.

I called Ovo but was told a manager would need to sign off the refund as it was so large. But I didn't hear back, and it still hasn't been paid despite me chasing.

The increase, to come into effect by 2031, will help to pay for a £24 billion investment package to overhaul Britain's ageing ...

Ovo Energy has launched a new energy tariff that is cheaper than the Government's Energy Price Guarantee. The new energy tariff is a one-year fixed rate of £2,275 based on typical dual-fuel use.

Ovo Energy is planning a takeover of Shell Plc's UK gas and electricity business, a move that would allow the British retail energy supplier to reclaim the No. 2 spot in the British supply market ...

Over 22 million households will be impacted by the largest energy price hike when the typical household energy bill hits £3,549 a year from October 1. Energy supplier OVO Energy has acknowledged ...

It offers British Gas, EDF, EON and Ovo customers £52 a year savings on the current price cap - which on top of the new £122 saving which kicked in on July 1 - means they could save £174.

Iberdrola, which bought Scottish Power in 2007, is in early talks with Ovo about a deal that would establish Britain's third-largest home energy supplier, Sky News learns.

Ovo’s deal is available through comparison website MoneySuperMarket*. It works out at £1,670 per year for a household with average energy use – £50 cheaper than July’s price cap.