About 23 million households in England, Wales and Scotland have their bills governed by the energy price cap. That limits the amount suppliers can charge per unit of energy, and the standing charge, and is set every six months. From this winter, it is expected that this will change to a three-month period.
The section receiving the most scrutiny states that “except to the extent prohibited by applicable law”, participants give the...
The prediction from analysts comes as the government scales back its two-year promise to cap bills.
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close panel Prices in the UK are no longer rising as fast as wages, official figures show. However, inflation...
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