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What's my energy bill?
Your energy bill is what you pay for gas and electricity. It's usually paid monthly or quarterly. The summer price hike means the average household now pays £1,862 a year, up by £221. This increase is set by the energy regulator, Ofgem, and affects most households across the UK.
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