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Ofgem Energy Price Cap Hike Set to Take Effect on Household Bills
The average direct-debit bill for standard-tariff households will rise to £1,723 as Ofgem cites higher wholesale gas prices.
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Ofgem shares '3 steps to take back control' as energy bills rise for millions
More than four million homes on standard tariffs face higher energy bills from Thursday, October 1, as Ofgem's price cap rises 4% - the avergae household will see an increase of £5 per month or £60 a year
·London, United Kingdom
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Ofgem energy price cap hike set to take effect on household bills
The price cap rises by 4% from October 1.
·London, United Kingdom
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Energy Bills Could Rise Again in January – And the Worst May Not Be Over
British households have not even reached the October energy price rise yet, but there is already another increase looming on the horizon. Ofgem has confirmed that the energy price cap will rise by 4% from 1 October, taking the annualised bill for a typical household paying by direct debit from £1,663 to £1,723.
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L 50%
C 17%
R 33%
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