The regulator Ofgem sets the energy price cap every quarter, which dictates how much millions of customers pay for their gas ...

Energy bills fall as price cap predicted to drop further in October - The latest forecast of a further 1% drop comes on the ...

The typical household bill for those who have not signed up to a fixed tariff has dropped by £129 to £1,720 per year when the ...

So-called network charges make up 22% of a typical household bill and are set to go up from April next year, placing more ...

The typical household bill for those who have still not signed up to a fixed tariff will drop by £129 to £1,720 per year.

The energy price cap limits the price of a single unit of energy for customers paying for variable energy tariffs. Under the price cap, typical energy bills for a medium use household are currently ...

The Energy Price Cap may reduce on July 1, but prices are still 10 per cent more than this time, so what can bill payers do?

The energy price cap covers around 21 million households in England, Wales and Scotland and is set every three months by Ofgem. It fixes the maximum price that can be charged for each unit of energy ...

The price cap does not apply in Northern Ireland, which has its own energy market. Ofgem illustrates the change in prices by showing the impact on the annual bill for a household using a typical ...

Energy bills to rise £104 despite price cap drop. The money will go towards a major upgrade of the UK grid. Holly Williams. Tuesday 01 July 2025 09:03 BST. Comments.

The savings could reach more than £100 over a year if the price cap rises again in October, as it is currently predicted to.

The bill for a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity is dropping by £11 a month, under regulator Ofgem's ...