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General · 21 November 2025

UK energy bills to increase in January

UK energy bills to increase in January

Energy Minister Michael Shanks admitted there is 'no shortcut' to cutting bills after Ofgem announced a 0.2% price cap rise to £1,758 from January, defying predictions of a decrease. The government conceded Labour's election pledge to save £300 on bills has not been delivered, with energy costs remaining 35% higher than pre-Ukraine war levels. Despite renewable sources providing over half of UK electricity, Britain has among the highest domestic and the highest industrial electricity prices among developed nations.

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