Energy bills are due to fall from the current £1,690 for a typical dual-fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales to £1,568
Energy bills are due to fall from the current £1,690 for a typical dual-fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales to £1,568
A typical household is expected to spend £83 on energy in July, compared with £127 in June, due to the lower cap and warmer weather, comparison site Uswitch calculated. Uswitch also urged households to look into other tariffs, such as fixed deals, to beat the predicted October price hikes. This has caused a coalition of consumer groups and energy firms to urge Ofgem not to shut out their existing customers from their cheapest deals, and watchdog has written to the regulator to reconsider its proposals to lift the ban, alongside E.ON, Octopus, So Energy, Rebel Energy, End Fuel Poverty Coalition, Citizens Advice and Fair By Design.
She said: “That’s why Which? and a coalition of energy firms and consumer organisations have written to Ofgem warning them not to lift the ban on acquisition-only pricing.
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