UK Energy Bills to Surge £109 in April
UK energy bills are set to rise by up to £109 in April for 26 million households on default tariffs due to a 6% Ofgem price cap increase to £1,847, driven by 15-month high wholesale prices; experts urge consumers to switch to fixed-rate deals to avoid higher costs.
UK Energy Bills to Surge £109 in April
UK energy bills are set to rise by up to £109 in April for 26 million households on default tariffs due to a 6% Ofgem price cap increase to £1,847, driven by 15-month high wholesale prices; experts urge consumers to switch to fixed-rate deals to avoid higher costs.
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EDF Tariff Offers Potential £100 Energy Bill Savings, But with Conditions
Martin Lewis revealed EDF's new energy tariff, potentially saving consumers up to £100 on bills under £135 by adjusting standing charges based on Ofgem's price cap. This discount benefits low-energy users most.
EDF Tariff Offers Potential £100 Energy Bill Savings, But with Conditions
Martin Lewis revealed EDF's new energy tariff, potentially saving consumers up to £100 on bills under £135 by adjusting standing charges based on Ofgem's price cap. This discount benefits low-energy users most.
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48% Bias Score
Millions of Australians Miss Out on \$300 Annual Energy Savings
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found that millions of households could save over \$300 yearly on energy bills by switching plans, but nearly half miss out due to staying on the same plans for two or more years, with those who switched saving \$317 on average.
Millions of Australians Miss Out on \$300 Annual Energy Savings
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found that millions of households could save over \$300 yearly on energy bills by switching plans, but nearly half miss out due to staying on the same plans for two or more years, with those who switched saving \$317 on average.
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40% Bias Score
Ofgem Proposes Dual Energy Tariffs to Address Standing Charge Concerns
Ofgem proposes a dual energy tariff system for winter 2024, offering one with and one without standing charges, following 30,000 public submissions expressing concern over rising fixed fees, which have increased 43% since 2019.
Ofgem Proposes Dual Energy Tariffs to Address Standing Charge Concerns
Ofgem proposes a dual energy tariff system for winter 2024, offering one with and one without standing charges, following 30,000 public submissions expressing concern over rising fixed fees, which have increased 43% since 2019.
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48% Bias Score
GB Energy Boss Dodges Questions on Labour's Promised Energy Bill Cuts
Juergen Maier, GB Energy's chief, sidestepped questions on when Labour's Net Zero initiative will deliver promised £300 energy bill cuts and 1000 Aberdeen jobs, suggesting a much longer timeframe than Labour's 2030 target.
GB Energy Boss Dodges Questions on Labour's Promised Energy Bill Cuts
Juergen Maier, GB Energy's chief, sidestepped questions on when Labour's Net Zero initiative will deliver promised £300 energy bill cuts and 1000 Aberdeen jobs, suggesting a much longer timeframe than Labour's 2030 target.
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52% Bias Score
Soaring Energy Bills Push 60,000 UK Households to Seek Help
Citizens Advice in England and Wales reported a 20% increase in requests for energy bill assistance in 2022, totaling 60,000 households, largely due to billing errors and a 1.2% rise in the Ofgem price cap on January 1st, 2023, increasing the average annual bill to £1,738.
Soaring Energy Bills Push 60,000 UK Households to Seek Help
Citizens Advice in England and Wales reported a 20% increase in requests for energy bill assistance in 2022, totaling 60,000 households, largely due to billing errors and a 1.2% rise in the Ofgem price cap on January 1st, 2023, increasing the average annual bill to £1,738.
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40% Bias Score
Nine Million UK Households Face \u00a366 Million Overpayment Risk Unless Meter Readings Submitted by January 1st
Nine million UK households risk overpaying \u00a366 million on energy bills unless they submit meter readings by January 1st due to estimated billing under the new price cap of \u00a31,738 annually for a typical household, impacting those on standard variable tariffs without smart meters.
Nine Million UK Households Face \u00a366 Million Overpayment Risk Unless Meter Readings Submitted by January 1st
Nine million UK households risk overpaying \u00a366 million on energy bills unless they submit meter readings by January 1st due to estimated billing under the new price cap of \u00a31,738 annually for a typical household, impacting those on standard variable tariffs without smart meters.
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48% Bias Score