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Old 31-01-2022, 11:50   #452
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Re: Energy companies collapse

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Originally Posted by Halcyon View Post
Anyway, back on topic....


Do you think the government is going ot step in to stop the constant price hikes?
Energy costs are largely influenced by global prices, though the UK's lack of gas storage has kept energy prices more volatile than some other countries. So if the UK government said no price rises to energy suppliers, they would go out of business.

Expect a new price cap on 7th February with some limited assistance to those most in need.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf View Post
They could cut out vat and the green levy but i doubt they will.
Agreed. Also most of the so-called green levy goes to pay things like the winter fuel allowance for pensioners so if it was cut then how would these benefits be funded?
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