Published 11 months ago

Energy price cap falls significantly as Ofgem reveals new level for average bills

The energy price cap for household bills has fallen to an average of £2,074 between July and September due to falling wholesale energy prices.
The government’s energy price guarantee, which ran throughout the autumn and winter months and limited the amount suppliers could charge per unit of energy used, remains in force until 1 July, keeping bills at around an average annual level of £2,500.

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BBC News

Energy bills set to stay high despite price cap cut

Households will see bills fall in July, but experts say costs will remain far higher than two years ago.

11 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Britain’s energy price cap cut: how the changes affect you

What are the likely savings and what help is still available for bills – all you need to know about Ofgem’s move

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Ofgem cuts energy price cap — as exact date your bills will drop is revealed

The price cap rocketed from £1,162 a year for a typical household in August 2021 to £3,280

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Ofgem price cap drops by over £1,000 - what it means for your energy bills

The cost of living crisis continues to rumble on but there is gold in the hills as Ofgem announces their July energy price cap - and it is £1,206 cheaper than it is now

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

UK household energy bills to fall in July, bringing some relief in cost-of-living crisis

Britain’s energy regulator says the typical household energy bill will come down by around $495 a year starting in July as global wholesale energy prices decline. The drop announced Thursday

11 months ago·United States

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abc News

UK household energy bills to fall in July, bringing some relief in cost-of-living crisis

Britain’s energy regulator says the typical household energy bill will come down by around $495 a year starting in July as global wholesale energy prices decline

11 months ago·United States

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