Energy Price Cap
Ofgem: Energy price cap rises by 13% to £1,862
Energy bills for a typical household will be £155 more expensive than they were before with the new energy price cap.
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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 -
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. -
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