Winter energy price cap to rise 4%

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What to know

  • Ofgem has announced its latest price cap to take effect from October 1.S1
  • Households are facing heightened winter pressure from energy bills after regulator Ofgem raised its price cap by 4% to a three-year highS2
  • Energy prices to rise 4% for UK households from OctoberS3
  • Middle East war pushes price limit to three-year high ahead of the winterS4
  • Household energy bills will increase by an average of £5 a month from October 1 after Ofgem raised the price cap by 4 per cent.S5
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2mos Standard

Winter energy price cap to rise 4%

Ofgem has announced its latest price cap to take effect from October 1.

2mos Standard

Energy price cap rise: What will it mean for your bill?

Households are facing heightened winter pressure from energy bills after regulator Ofgem raised its price cap by 4% to a three-year high

2mos Ft

UK household energy price cap to rise by 4% from October

Middle East war pushes price limit to three-year high ahead of the winter

2mos Dailyrecord

New energy price cap will add £60 to annual household bills from October

Household energy bills will increase by an average of £5 a month from October 1 after Ofgem raised the price cap by 4 per cent.

2mos The Guardian

Britons face highest price cap in three years as energy bills rise 4% from October

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Winter energy price cap to rise 4%

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What to know

  • Ofgem has announced its latest price cap to take effect from October 1.S1
  • Households are facing heightened winter pressure from energy bills after regulator Ofgem raised its price cap by 4% to a three-year highS2
  • Energy prices to rise 4% for UK households from OctoberS3
  • Middle East war pushes price limit to three-year high ahead of the winterS4
  • Household energy bills will increase by an average of £5 a month from October 1 after Ofgem raised the price cap by 4 per cent.S5
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S5 Dailyrecord 1 report · EN
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