Annual energy bills will fall by £117 for millions of households from April after Rachel Reeves’s plan to cut £150 a year from bills was partly foiled by rising costs. The energy regulator Ofgem’s quarterly cap will drop by 7% for the three months from April to £1,641 a year for the average combined gas
Annual energy bills will fall by £117 for millions of households from April after Rachel Reeves’s plan to cut £150 a year from bills was partly foiled by rising costs. The energy regulator Ofgem’s quarterly cap will drop by 7% for the three months from April to £1,641 a year for the average combined gas
Ofgem has announced the Energy Price Cap will be cut from April, with bills expected to drop Martin Lewis urged people to understand what is coming(Image: ITV) Households could be on the brink of a major change to their bills, with a reduction set to leave them better off. MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis has suggested
The average energy bill for millions of households will fall by £10 a month in the spring, after Ofgem said the price cap would fall by 7% owing to a shake-up in green levies. The price cap is revised by the energy regulator for Great Britain every three months. It said that from April the
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‘Making people feel better about their finances will be an important part in Labour turning round in flagging fortunes in the polls’ Energy bills are coming down, at last, but will remain punishingly high for many (Image: GETTY) With much of Britain finally enjoying spring-like conditions after the truly miserable weather of late, it was
On a day when energy bills are making headlines, we thought we’d share new research on the energy habits that lead to the most household arguments. According to a survey by Uswitch.com, leaving lights on in empty rooms is the most contentious issue, with 44% of households saying they’ve argued about this. Find tips and
The Ofgem price cap does not put a limit on how much you can pay for energy – instead, it sets the maximum unit rate and standing charges 07:00, 25 Feb 2026Updated 10:39, 25 Feb 2026 Energy bills are falling from April(Image: GETTY) Energy bills are set to fall for millions of households this spring
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
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