Household energy bills to fall to lowest point in two years from April

Energy bills to fall to lowest level in two years - what you need to know

The typical household energy bill will fall to its lowest level for two years from April but will still remain well above pre-pandemic levels.

Household energy bills to fall to lowest point in two years from April 1

The average household energy bill is to fall to its lowest point in two years from April after Ofgem lowered its price cap in response to wholesale prices. The regulator announced it is dropping its price cap by 12.3% from the current £1,928 for a typical dual fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales to £1,690, a drop of £238 over the course of a year or around £20 a month.

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Govt: Good news for families as energy bills to fall

Coutinho: Good news for families as new price cap to reduce energy bills

Govt: Good news for families as energy bills to fall

Coutinho: Good news for families as new price cap to reduce energy bills

UK Energy Bills to Drop 12% From April to Two-Year Low

(Bloomberg) — UK energy bills are set to fall to the lowest level in two years as wholesale prices continue to decline rapidly.