US EditionLabor takes power bill election fight in-house with help to buy home batteries
- A 7% decrease in the energy price cap is predicted for July, allowing for potential savings of £137 per household, according to research by Cornwall Insight.
- Despite the expected drop, energy bills will remain significantly above historical averages, impacting living standards and the UK economy, as noted by Dr. Craig Lowrey.
- Consumers are urged to consider switching to competitive fixed-rate deals to avoid future bill increases, as suggested by energy expert Elise Melville.
- Maintaining appliances can save households significant amounts on energy bills, with clean radiators potentially reducing costs by up to 25%, according to energy-saving tips.
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·Canberra, Australia
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