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Ofgem, the UK's energy watchdog, allowed suppliers to raise bills in July. This is often due to the wholesale cost of energy increasing, which suppliers then pass on to customers. These changes are designed to reflect the actual cost of providing energy, but they can significantly impact household budgets.
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