25
Apr
Households across England, Scotland, and Wales are being encouraged to explore fixed-rate energy plans as rising costs loom on the horizon. Ofgem, the UK’s energy regulator, has announced a 6.4% increase in the energy price cap, which will take effect in April. This adjustment means that a typical household’s annual energy bill could rise by an average of £111, bringing the new yearly total to £1,849.The limit on costs, assessed quarterly, restricts the highest rate energy suppliers can impose per unit of gas and electricity. This affects 22 million homes directly, particularly those with standard variable rates. Nevertheless, Ofgem is…
