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Ofgem energy cap falls by £1,000 but bills will still rise by £500

Energy regulator has confirmed its price cap will drop from £4,279 a year to £3,280 from April to July or a dual fuel customer paying by direct debit

Liverpool Echo

Ofgem announce energy price cap as bills set to rise

Energy regulator slashes price cap by £1000

The Independent UK

Why are UK energy bills going up and what help will you get?

The government’s guarantee scheme is becoming less generous at the same time as £400 discounts stop

The Guardian - UK

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Energy cap drops by £1,000 but number who can't afford to pay bills will double

The lowering of the energy price cap won't cut anyone's bills

Wales Online

Pressure on Hunt as energy bills will rise despite fall in price cap

Consumers will pay more because 1 April is also date for reduction of government support

The Guardian - UK

What is the Ofgem energy price cap and why are bills still rising? What you need to know

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) is similar to Ofgem's Price Cap as it sets the legal benchmark of what an energy company can charge you for your usage

Daily Mirror

Ofgem energy price cap falls by £1,000 - but bills will still RISE by £500 this April

Households are currently covered by the Government Energy Price Guarantee, which is set to increase from £2,500 a year to £3,000 from April - meaning bills are going up by 20%

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Pressure grows on Jeremy Hunt to keep energy support as bills set to rise by £500

The Chancellor is being called on to act as households face the dual blow of rising bills and the end of the energy bills support scheme

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live: Pound tops $1.20 as Brexit NI deal reached, new Ofgem energy price cap revealed

Associated British Foods today said it had been boosted by better-than-expected trading at retail division Primark.

Evening Standard

Lidl limits sales of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers – as it happened

Supermarket latest to ration vegetable sales; Ofgem cuts maximum cost of electricity and gas units from April, but average bills set to rise anyway

The Guardian - UK

Energy bills set to rise despite expected reduction in Ofgem’s price cap

The energy cost for households is due to increase as various government support schemes come to an end

Wales Online

Brits face 20% energy bill rise in weeks - pushing 1.7million homes into crisis

From April the government will increase the maximum for dual fuel from £2,500 to £3,000 per year as experts anticipate Ofgem announcing a price cap equivalent to £3,294 per year

Daily Mirror

'I spent a day at the place you call if you're in debt. It was truly harrowing'

'Unfortunately you do get conversations where people have moments of suicidal thoughts"

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis explains how energy price cap announcement next week will affect bills

The latest energy price cap will be revealed by regulator Ofgem on Monday

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Manchester Evening News

Energy bills could rise by £500 despite price cap being brought down

It is believed Ofgem could drop its price cap on Monday, but that doesn't mean bills will get cheaper, according to one consultancy firm

Evening Standard

Energy bills to rise despite estimated reduction to Ofgem price cap – analysts

Ofgem is expected to announce on Monday it will drop its cap on the amount energy suppliers are able to charge by around £1,000

Wales Online

Energy bills to rise by £500 in April despite Ofgem bringing down price cap

Customers will pay about 20% more on their bills – approximately £500

Insider UK

Drax Hydro workers vote to strike in pay dispute

Union warns that industrial action could hit power supply - although the company denies this risk

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Ofgem tells energy firms to pay out over force-fitted prepay meters

Regulator says suppliers should start removing meters and compensating families who have had one fitted against their will

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem board faces shake-up over handling of energy crisis

Ministers to recruit new directors after regulator’s attempts to improve competition in energy market was hit by supplier failures

The Conversation

Gas prices are falling but your energy bills still won't be affordable any time soon

Wholesale gas prices – the price paid by the company that then sells it on to you – are at last starting to fall to levels below where they were before Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, though not back to levels before the global economy restarted after COVID lockdowns.

The Guardian - UK

ScottishPower reports retail loss as consumers cut back on energy use

Renewable energy generator said underlying group profits were helped by windy conditions last year

Daily Mirror

Energy firms ordered to give customers compensation over prepayment meter fittings

It comes after British Gas came under fire following an investigation from The Times that claimed the energy giant used debt collectors to break into the homes of vulnerable customers

Evening Standard

Energy firms told to pay out over forced prepayment meter installations

Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley announced a ‘comprehensive, independent, wide ranging review into what has happened’

The Guardian - UK

Suppliers told to remove prepayment meters that were wrongly force-fitted

Ofgem says energy companies must compensate customers now rather than wait until its review is complete

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