The energy price cap is changing again this spring (Picture: Getty Images) Households are set to see money shaved off their energy bills this spring as part of a pledge to bring costs down. With the spring almost upon us, people are desperate to spend less on heating and electricity. And some respite is on
Ofgem announced this morning that its energy price cap will fall by 7 per cent Ofgem announced this morning that its energy price cap will fall by 7%(Image: Liubomyr Vorona via Getty Images) Energy provider EDF Energy is pledging that households can save £101 compared to the new price cap – following regulator Ofgem’s confirmation
Martin Lewis has welcomed Ofgem’s energy price cap reduction – and an “unprecedented” savings for millions of fixed rate customers too 08:33, 25 Feb 2026Updated 08:33, 25 Feb 2026 Consumer guru Martin Lewis says households can make 14% saving by shopping around (Image: ITV) Consumer champion Martin Lewis says there is a “simple” way for
If you pay the energy bills in your household in England, Scotland or Wales, you’re very likely to save money from 1 April. And thankfully, you don’t need to do anything to see the savings. Estimates of exactly how much less you’ll pay vary, but the government has suggested that a household with typical energy
Energy bills for anyone on price-capped tariffs will drop by 7% from 1 April, energy regulator Ofgem announced this morning. This means that homes using a typical, medium, amount of gas and electricity will pay around £1,641 a year, or £137 a month. You’ll save around £117 per year (or £9.75 per month) compared with
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the UK energy myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. British energy bills are set to fall after the government recategorised certain subsidy costs and axed an energy efficiency scheme, bringing the energy price cap lower. Ofgem, the energy regulator, has lowered the cap by
Energy bills will fall by around 7 per cent from April for a typical household after the Government promised households would receive an average £150 cut. Ofgem will reduce the energy price cap by £117 to £1,641 a year for a typical dual fuel household from April 1. The 7 per cent fall is largely driven by
The energy price cap is the ‘maximum amount’ that energy suppliers can charge you for each unit of energy It’s unclear whether the price cap will rise or fall between April 1 and June 30, 2026 (stock image)(Image: Monkey Business Images/Getty Images) Ofgem will announce its updated energy price cap this week, with the new
“That is a very, very large energy bill. I mean, you’re almost using in a month what a typical usage is in a year,” said Mr Lewis, on his Martin Lewis Podcast. The family, who live in a large home with “lots of perks”, said their bills had been extremely high for years. After a
While regulator Ofgem is expected to reduce the energy price cap by around 6–7% from April 1 – bringing the typical annual bill down to roughly £1,641 – Lewis says the real opportunity may lie in acting before then. “Should you fix now? Wait till prices come down?” he said, on his ITV1 Martin Lewis