Households face higher winter energy bills as price cap rises by £149
Friday, 23 August 2024 () Energy bills are to rise by an average of £149 a year from October under the new price cap, as pensioners face a double hit from the loss of winter fuel payments.
The average household energy bill is to increase by £149 from October after Ofgem said it was increasing its price cap as homes approach the winter months. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said the announcement “will be deeply worrying news for many families”. He blamed the price cap hike on the...
The average household energy bill is to increase by £149 from October after Ofgem said it was increasing its price cap as homes approach the winter months. Martin Lewis, the founder of..
The average household energy bill is to increase by £149 from October after Ofgem said it was increasing its price cap as homes approach the winter months. Jonathan Brearley, chief executive of Ofgem,..
Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap will rise by 10% this winter meaning millions of households will be paying more to heat their homes Wales Online
Households across the UK are preparing for another energy hike, with many misled by assuming the new price cap limits a cap on how much you pay for your energy. Daily Record Also reported by •City A.M.
State pensioners will notice the rise this winter and have been warned it will be compounded by the loss of the £300 Winter Fuel Payment too. Tamworth Herald