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Energy Bills to Drop for UK Households by £129 After Ofgem Price Cap Change

Ofgem announced that the energy price cap will drop by about £129 from July 2025, lowering average household bills across Great Britain.
This adjustment reflects a decrease in wholesale gas and electricity costs, influenced by the usual drop in demand during summer and anticipated signals from the market.
Despite the cap decrease, average energy bills remain nearly 10% higher than last year and 65% above winter 2020/21, with fixed tariffs still offering better savings.
Simon Francis noted that although short-term relief is welcome, long-term issues persist, and the Warm Homes Plan offers a needed fix for affordability and energy security.
Without urgent reform and sustained investment, millions will face ongoing hardship from unaffordable bills, volatile fossil fuel costs, and rising operational pressures on suppliers.

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