Don't take our word for it! Here is a selection of recent comments from the press, radio and tv.
Our in-house energy experts - Joe Malinowski and Scott Byrom, have been appearing in the UK media since 2003 talking all things domestic energy. Regularly appearing in print and on our screens they've been staple commentators on the likes of BBC News, GB News, Sky News and Radio 4 'You & Yours'.
Joe Malinowski comments on Ofgem saying they are 'just not doing enough'
Scott Byrom tell's Sky News about impact the "energy crisis" is having on consumers' energy bills.
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Below is a list of media coverage where The Energy Shop led the conversation on the UK's domestic energy market during the energy crisis:
Money Box on BBC Radio 4 - (we appear 3minutes, 30 seconds in)
Significant warning issued to 1.2m British Gas, Ovo, Octopus and EDF customers
High standing charges lead to disproportionately higher energy costs for lower energy users who tend to be concentrated amongst lower-income households.
Energy bills should be below £2,000
We should be back in a world of sub £2,000 energy bills. Yet not a single energy supplier has stepped up to the plate with a remotely competitive fixed tariff.
8 Ways To Future-Proof Your Finances
There are also specialist sites for comparing energy deals, such as The Energy Shop.
Major UK gas firms 'unlikely' to pass on wholesale price cuts
For customers with pre-payment meters, they are sending out keys with credit top-ups worth £50, and the reality is that they will probably have to write off those sums.
Rise in doorstep energy sales
Door-to-door sales are more expensive than those online so it is best to check the internet for deals.
Energy bills: switch now to save more than £300
Seasonally, energy prices rise over the winter months, so now is a great time to lock in a low price in case they do.
Energy prices will rise for millions on April 1
The Big Six companies will all raise prices on Monday and millions of us will pay.
Failed energy companies cost billpayers £171 million
Every customer is paying the price of the too-good-to-be-true deals on offer.
Anyone can sell energy on the cheap, but then the lights go out
Ali Hussain looks at the accounts of the loss-making suppliers that top best-buy tables.
Has your energy firm gone bust? Act fast to apply for any refund - and do it before you switch supplier
Underfunded suppliers are known to have been effectively gambling with customers money.
British Gas bosses to land juicy £2m bonuses in same month their customers are hit by price hikes
You might as well get as much cash as you can before the cap hits. Fleece them for what you can.
What happens if your energy supplier goes bust? Don't pay upfront say experts, as a raft of smaller power firms risk failure
Customers should be wary of companies asking for money upfront before they have even taken over the supply of gas and electricity to your home.