ENERGY giants are under pressure to ramp up support for cash-strapped customers amid warnings of a looming winter crisis.
Campaigners say suppliers must use more of their profits to help soften the blow of a forthcoming hike in bills.
Bosses of energy firms met the government yesterday to discuss what more could be done ahead of a 10% jump in prices from October.
Charities have warned an average rise of nearly £150 a year will leave many households struggling.
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