price cap
Coverage of price cap in the Nexus archive.
- Energy bills soar by £221 today to £1,862 as new price cap kicks in: Experts say take a meter reading and shop around for best deal
Energy bills in the UK increased by £221 to £1,862 due to a new price cap. Experts advise consumers to check their meter readings and compare deals to find the best options.
- Ministers urged to curb energy costs as Great British homes face 13% bill surge
Ministers are urged to address energy costs as Great British households face a 13% increase in energy bills starting 1 July, with the annual cost rising to £1,862. Consumer energy debt has reached record highs amid the surge.
- UK household energy bills to rise by 13% from July to two-year high
UK household energy bills will increase by 13% starting July, reaching a two-year high of £1,862 annually due to Ofgem's price cap adjustment.
- Energy bills will rise by 13 per cent to £1,862 a year from July as price cap soars with consumers to be hit even harder in October
Energy bills in the UK will increase by 13% to £1,862 annually starting July, with further rises expected in October. The price cap hike will significantly impact consumers, making energy costs more burdensome.
- Ministers urged to act as households in Great Britain face energy bill ‘anxiety’
Households in Great Britain face rising energy costs under the government's price cap, with typical bills expected to increase by £209 annually. This surge has sparked calls for ministers to address utility bill 'anxiety' as families struggle with rising essentials prices.
- British Gas launches fixed energy tariff £250 below predicted July price cap - but be quick if you want to sign up
British Gas has introduced a fixed energy tariff priced £250 below the predicted July price cap, offering consumers a cost-saving option. However, the tariff has limited availability, requiring prompt sign-ups.