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1. www.moneysavingexpert.com › utilities › are-thereIs it time to fix your energy or stay on the Price Cap?

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   2 days ago · Updated 30 October 2024. Average annual energy bills rose by 10% on 1 October for those on standard price-capped tariffs (most households). But should you stay on the Price Cap, or move to a fixed deal? We've help to decide if fixing is right for you, plus analysis of the tariffs we've spotted... Cheap Energy Club is back.

2. www.express.co.uk › finance › personalfinanceUK households warned to unplug 7 worst appliances that cost a ...

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   2 days ago · The size of your TV makes a difference too - a 65" TV is 50% larger than a 55" TV, which means it will cost significantly more to run. When you buy a TV it should state the energy use - for ...

3. www.moneysavingexpert.com › utilities › what-are-theEnergy Price Cap Calculator – MoneySavingExpert

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   5 days ago · The Energy Price Cap, which controls what most households pay for energy, rose by 10% on average on 1 October, meaning the vast majority in England, Scotland and Wales will see their bills go up. What YOU PAY depends on your usage, how you pay and where you live. Use the calculator in this guide to estimate how much YOU'LL pay.

4. www.mirror.co.uk › money › household-billsThe gadgets hiking up your electricity bill – and how to ...

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   5 days ago · According to Anglian Water, the average Brit spends approximately eight minutes in the shower, which means a daily shower would run up a yearly bill of £104.33 for just one person.

5. www.moneysavingexpert.com › utilities › energyEnergy saving tips | Money Saving Expert

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   5 days ago · The Energy Saving Trust says that by switching your 50-watt halogen bulbs to LEDs, you could save up to £4 per bulb per year. As a rule of thumb, you'll want to look for light bulbs with the lowest watts.

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6. www.thelightbulb.co.uk › 9watt-ses-e14-small-screwBELL 9watt SES E14 Small Screw Cap Warm Equivalent to 40watt Bulb

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   2 days ago · This 9w SES E14 Bell brand mini compact fluorescent spiral bulb is perfect for any hard to reach areas that require a lot of light. These long life bulbs are perfect for bedside lamps, hallways, and many other domestic applications.

7. People also ask

   What is the energy price cap?

   • Almost every household is currently on a standard tariff with prices dictated by the Energy Price Cap. For a household with typical usage, paying by Direct Debit, it's currently set at £1,717 a year. But remember, the Cap is not a cap on how much you pay – it only limits standing charges and gas and electricity unit rates.

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   How often do energy prices change?

   • Currently, energy prices are controlled by regulator Ofgem's Price Cap. These are largely based on wholesale energy prices, and only change every three months, so there's a big time-lag between changes in wholesale prices and any change to the actual rates we pay.

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   What happens if electricity prices rise?

   • This means quicker access to falling prices – but if wholesale rates start to climb, so too will the rates you pay. The tariff has a £1-a-kilowatt-hour maximum cap, so if prices do rise rapidly, there's a limit on what you would pay for each unit of electricity you use.

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   How many kilowatts does a household pay by direct debit?

   • Based on a dual-fuel household paying by Direct Debit. (1) 2,700 kilowatt hours of electricity, 11,500 kilowatt of gas. (2) According to the latest prediction (on 14 October 2024) from EDF’s Price Cap Forecasting Service. Some of this is crystal-ball gazing and averaging, but if the predictions above are right, our best guess is...

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8. www.spectator.co.uk › article › street-lights-areStreet lights are costing Britain too much | The Spectator

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   5 days ago · Andrew Tettenborn. Street lights are costing Britain too much. 29 October 2024, 5:00am. Credit: Alamy. Text settings. Comments. The East Riding of Yorkshire is flat, prosperously agricultural and ...