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The National Grid ESO had five coal plants on standby last winter to add extra capacity at times of peak demand. This winter, only Ratcliffe has remained online after the four other units closed. The system operator’s main contingency measure is therefore to pay families to switch off devices, which…

Some experts have said Ofgem’s plans are a good idea while others believe it will be a detriment to household finances. Tony Jordan of energy consultants Auxilione said: “This is all part of Ofgem’s plan to level out the price cap so that direct debit and prepayment customers pay the same…

Tony Jordan, co-founder and director of Auxilione, has been nominated as Industry Expert at this years TELCA awards to be held in December. Alongside a shortlist of other nominees, Tony is recognised as a leading figure in the energy industry and has been instrumental to helping businesses, suppliers, consultants, journalists…

The front-month Dutch contract saw an increase of €0.10 euros (£0.08) to reach €36.05 (£31) per megawatt-hour (MWh) by 09:20 (GMT), while the Dutch day-ahead contract went up by €1.72 (£1.4) to €33.42 (£28.7)/MWh. Amidst this uncertainty, consultancy firm Auxilione noted that ongoing talks and contingency planning to mitigate the…

Whether energy bills are £2,000, £3,000 or £4,000 a year, they are still massive compared to the £600-£800 yearly bills most homes paid for energy pre-2021.     The big question for many billpayers is when energy bills will go back to normal. Sadly, that might not happen for years. Cornwall Insight…

Rising prices resulted in the collapse of about 30 energy suppliers in the UK from 2021 on, and led to the Government paying billions of pounds in taxpayer support. A surge in the price of wholesale gas was also a key driver in the cost-of-living crisis, helping push inflation into…

The energy price cap, which protects consumers from unbridled increases, is still set to rise from £2,500 to £3,000 in April. Tony Jordan, senior partner at energy consultancy Auxilione said: ‘Unfortunately, we’re not going to get all the benefit for the current price until the price cap decision in July.

Tony Jordan, senior partner at energy consultancy Auxilione, has said the Competition and Markets Authority would be ready to step in if they saw any evidence of British Gas getting a preferential deal. “There are ‘glass walls’ around the supply of energy” says Jordan. “Centrica can’t trade…

“I imagine households will be a lot more savvy about looking for the best deal now,” said Tony Jordan, a consultant at Auxilione. “In the back of their minds, they may still have worries about company collapses and stability.” To read the full story, click here.