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Energy companies pull fixed tariffs amid US-Iran conflict
A lot of fixed tariffs are now off the market as the US-Iran continues to push gas prices up, with the energy price cap set to jump
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US-Iran conflict could see energy bills jump to £2,500 a year Household energy bills could rise as wholesale prices balloon due to the US-Israel and Iran conflict and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz. -
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