Thread: UK Energy Prices
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Old 19-05-2025, 11:19   #2637
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Re: UK Energy Prices
Some good news I wasn't expecting on energy prices

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The bill of a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity will fall by £129 a year, a drop of nearly 7%, analysts at the consultancy Cornwall Insight have predicted.

The fall would mean a typical annual bill for a dual-fuel customer paying by direct debit would cost £1,720, down from the current level of £1,849.

The price cap is based on the cost of each unit of energy, not the total bill - so if you use more, you pay more.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyn5keznpqo
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