Thread: UK Energy Prices
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Old 03-02-2022, 12:23   #469
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Re: Energy companies collapse
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Originally Posted by Halcyon View Post
So it looks like this will be happening:
  1. The vast majority of households will be given £350 - just over half the amount energy bills are expected to increase annually.
All households? Everyone?
See below
  1. All electricity customers will receive a £200 discount from October on bills. The government will meet the cost in full. This will have to be repaid by customers in equal £40 instalments over the next five years

    What about if I have dual fuel? Everyone?
I think it's £200 to each household that pays for energy.

  1. A £150 council tax rebate to help with the cost of energy in April - This won’t need to be repaid.
No doubt that will only be for those on low incomes.
The £150 will not be done on income it will be given to those in council tax bands A-D.

However, there will also be a new discretionary fund of £150m for councils to help low-income people who live in larger homes.

The Warm Homes Discount will expand from 2m to 3m people.
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