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1. • • Like in every country around the world, energy prices in the United Kingdom are influenced by a number of different factors. These include the global energy market and economy, domestic and international demand, extreme weather, national policies, and fuel supplies and costs.
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   What factors affect UK energy prices?

   • These include the global energy market and economy, domestic and international demand, extreme weather, national policies, and fuel supplies and costs. Fossil fuels – namely oil and natural gas – are the main sources of UK’s primary energy consumption and their global availability has a big impact on energy prices.

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   How does gas affect the price of electricity in the UK?

   • That is a question lots of people are asking. The basic answer is that the UK is heavily reliant on gas to produce electricity. Gas generates about a third of the country's electricity. So when gas is in high demand, and scarce - as has been the case for some months - then that affects the price of electricity too.

   Why do energy prices have to go up? And other questions

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   How do rising energy prices affect household budgets?

   • As the cost of living rises for households across Great Britain, growing energy prices disproportionately impact those on lower incomes. With two thirds (66%) of adults in Britain reporting their cost of living increased in the past month, rising energy prices are a growing factor in the squeeze on household budgets.

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   How do fossil fuels affect energy prices in the UK?

   • Fossil fuels – namely oil and natural gas – are the main sources of UK’s primary energy consumption and their global availability has a big impact on energy prices. With a supply shortage hitting Europe in 2021 and 2022, energy prices in the UK faced a new level of instability, affecting suppliers and consumers alike.

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   What's going on with gas & electricity prices?

   • It has since fallen back to around 6.5p, with daily prices remaining volatile over recent weeks. Energy suppliers can buy gas and electricity at a pre-agreed price (such as forwards and futures contracts), to help reduce the impact of day-to-day market volatility.

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   How does demand affect the wholesale price of electricity?

   • In summary, the wholesale price of electricity is affected by the drivers discussed above, alongside several others including demand. In recent years annual demand has been slightly falling, and National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios predict this will be the case for at least the next five years in all scenarios.

   What drives wholesale electricity prices in Britain? | Ofgem

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3. www.ofgem.gov.uk › blog › what-drives-wholesaleWhat drives wholesale electricity prices in Britain? | Ofgem

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   Jul 15, 2016 · The forward price for electricity delivered this winter is currently trading around £46/MWh. This is around £9/MWh higher than the price being paid for day-ahead delivery in July. Economist...

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7. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-60258670Why do energy prices have to go up? And other questions

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   Feb 4, 2022 · The basic answer is that the UK is heavily reliant on gas to produce electricity. Gas generates about a third of the country's electricity. So when gas is in high demand, and scarce - as has been...

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   Aug 26, 2022 · Ofgem has announced a new price cap which will raise the average energy bill to £3,549. We answer your questions.

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   EIIs in GB appear to face high electricity prices on average in comparison to many European countries. Ofgem has limited ability to affect the majority of costs that EIIs face. However given...

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    Dec 20, 2023 · Like in every country around the world, energy prices in the United Kingdom are influenced by a number of different factors. These include the global energy market and economy,...