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How to beat the energy price cap
Bills are going up from 1 July after Ofgem announced that the energy price cap will rise by 13% from £1,641 to £1,862
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The Spark Gap: Why is electricity more expensive than gas? Ever wondered why your electricity bills have gone through the roof, whilst your gas bills have only risen a bit? We're here to tell you why. -
What’s the cost of electricity per kWh right now? As the energy price cap changes, you might be wondering how much electricity costs these days. Find out everything you need to know here. -
Ofgem: Energy price cap to rise by 13% in July to £1,862 Energy bills for a typical household will drop by £117 or 7% for the average dual fuel household from 1 April to 30 June 2026, energy regulator Ofgem has announced. -
Record-breaking blades installed at East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm The East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm has installed its first turbine and broken the record for the longest blades in the UK -
Honda to release Super-N EV in July Japanese car manufacturer Honda has unveiled a new compact electric vehicle (EV) that will hit the UK market in July 2026. -
Energy price cap prediction: bills to rise to £1,847 in July Energy bills will likely rise to £1,847 when the new price comes into effect in July. -
Solar sector slams Reform UK threatens to double energy bills In The Cut this week, we're looking at what a Reform UK government could cost in energy bills. -
Anker SOLIX unveils new plug-in solar storage technology Anker's new plug-in solar could potentially power 95% of appliances in an average home when it is available in the UK. -
Why a Reform UK government would be terrible for energy bills A Reform government would likely see bills go up. Here's why.
