Ofgem raises energy price cap to £3,549 - why bills are rising so much and what this means for you
The energy price cap has risen by £1,578 on the current cap of £1,971, and could reach as much as £6,823 by next April.
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Ofgem raises energy price cap to £3,549 - why bills are rising so much and what this means for you
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