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Energy firms get winter loss protection if customers switch to cheaper deals

Energy firms get winter loss protection if customers switch to cheaper deals

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Household bills won't go up automatically under the scheme, which was brought back in May after the Iran conflict sent wholesale costs soaring. Ofgem, Britain's energy regulator, opened a consultation on Friday to work out the exact rules for turning the charge on before a tough winter. A similar setup ran between April 2022 and March 2024 because of the Russia-Ukraine war.

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