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     • The typical annual energy bill will fall to £1,690 from April to the lowest for two years under the new price cap set by the regulator. It means a drop of £238 a year, or around £20 a month, for a household using a typical amount of energy.
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   What does the new energy prices Bill mean for UK consumers?

   • UK government introduces new Energy Prices Bill, putting into law support for consumers with energy costs. This was published under the 2022 Truss Conservative government

   Government introduces new Energy Prices Bill to ensure vital support

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   What is the energy prices Bill?

   • The Energy Prices Bill, introduced in Parliament today (12 October 2022), provides the legislative footing needed to ensure that people and businesses across the UK receive support with their energy bills this winter through the Energy Price Guarantee for domestic consumers and Energy Bill Relief Scheme for businesses and non-domestic properties.

   Government introduces new Energy Prices Bill to ensure vital support

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   How often do energy prices change?

   • While the headline prices quoted today are 'per year', you'll only pay them for three months. Every three months your energy prices will slightly change. That's why we've created a tool that takes into account Ofgem's latest price cap announcement, plus predictions for the cost of energy in the next year.

   Energy prices are changing: here's what it means for you

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   Will the energy price cap rise again in October?

   • The energy price cap on variable tariffs is rising again in October, after it dropped twice earlier this year. The new rates will add around £12 to the typical household's bill each month. Your energy bills won't be as big as last winter, but they'll still be much pricier than they were before the energy crisis.

   Energy prices to rise by 10% from October: should you fix a deal now?

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   What happens if I use more than my energy bill?

   • If you use more or less than this, your total price-capped bill will be different. That illustrative household could expect to add an extra £12 a month to their energy bill. To get a better estimate of what you'll pay, look at the average unit rates and daily standing charges, and how they compare to what you're paying now.

   Energy prices to rise by 10% from October: should you fix a deal now?

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   What does the 1 October change mean for your energy bills?

   • The 1 October change applies to your bills if, like most people, you're on an out-of-contract, standard or variable tariff. It won't apply if you've chosen a fixed deal. The typical household will pay around £1,923 per year for gas and electricity from 1 October, energy regulator Ofgem announced this morning. That works out as about £160 per month.

   Energy prices are changing: here's what it means for you

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4. www.moneysavingexpert.com › utilities › energy-priceHow will energy prices change? | MoneySavingExpert

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   4 days ago · The energy market has been crisis in recent years, with the price of energy rising massively toward the end of 2021, hitting a peak over the 2022/23 winter, before falling back over the last year or so. Yet prices are still staggeringly high, with many paying nearly double compared to pre-crisis levels.

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

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   Updated 10 October 2024. Average annual energy bills rose by 10% on Tuesday 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.

6. www.which.co.uk › news › articleEnergy price cap set to rise by 10%: should you fix your ...

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   Aug 23, 2024 · Energy regulator Ofgem, which sets the price cap, defines this amount as 11,500kWh gas and 2,700kWh electricity per year. If you use more or less than this, your total price-capped bill will be different. That illustrative household could expect to add an extra £12 a month to their energy bill.

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

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   Updated 8 October 2024. 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.

8. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-67489975Energy prices: How much will you pay from January? - BBC News

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   Jan 3, 2024 · The typical annual energy bill for a household in England, Wales and Scotland has increased to £1,928 per year for the first three months of 2024, a rise of £94 from November-December 2023....

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10. www.which.co.uk › news › articleEnergy prices are changing: here's what it means for you - Which?

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    Aug 25, 2023 · The typical household will pay around £1,923 per year for gas and electricity from 1 October, energy regulator Ofgem announced this morning. That works out as abo ut £160 per month. This figure can be confusing, though.

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    Oct 11, 2022 · The Energy Price Guarantee will ensure that a typical household in the United Kingdom pays around £2,500 a year on their energy bill, depending on their use, for the next 2 years, from 1...