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Why are energy bills so high?
Energy bills are soaring due to a complex mix of global factors, including international gas market prices, geopolitical events impacting supply, and the cost of transitioning to renewable energy. While UK government policy can offer some relief, the underlying causes are largely beyond domestic control, making it a worldwide challenge.
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