Thread: The energy crisis
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Old 21-12-2021, 00:22   #339
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Re: Energy companies collapse
Concerning and hope it's not as bad as this.
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Millions of British households could face a 56 per cent rise in their energy bills from April, pushing them towards the £2,000-a-year mark, according to one of the bleakest estimates yet of how much consumer prices will have to rise because of continued volatility in wholesale commodity markets.

Investec, the investment bank, has estimated that Britain’s energy price cap will have to be lifted to £1,995-a-year per household from April when the limit is next altered by Ofgem, the regulator, unless it or government comes up with “mitigating actions” to soften the blow.
https://swiftheadline.com/uk-househo...o-2000-a-year/
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