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Typical Energy Bills Rise Again as the Winter Cap Takes Effect

Typical Energy Bills Rise Again as the Winter Cap Takes Effect

Ofgem’s price cap for October to December raises a typical dual-fuel direct-debit bill from £1,663 to £1,723 a year, £5 a month. The regulator blames higher wholesale gas prices linked to conflict in the Middle East. Gas bills rise, while homes without gas see smaller change after a VAT cut on electricity. Fixed deals sit outside the cap. Suppliers must help anyone who cannot pay.

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