THE yearly routine of changing the clocks costs households up to £438 on their energy bills, according to new research. Daylight saving time ends today, October 30, meaning the clocks go back one h…
Critics of scrapping it are concerned about road traffic collisions and it would cause time zone issues between the UK and Ireland.It effectively caps bills for the average household at £2,500 a year.
The change means households on standard variable tariffs couldThis applies if their rates default to the energy price cap, which is set by the watchdog Ofgem.electricity supplierTo get the money back, customers will be expected to shift their use of power away from times of high demand to
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