A number of energy firms have brought back fixed-rate deals, as Ofgem reintroduces its price cap. Of course, many more are expected to return over the next year - after the Government's Energy Price Guarantee came to an end at the turn of the month.
Ofgem traditionally uses the cap to limit the unit price on energy set by companies for gas and electricity, with the typical annual energy bill currently capped at £2,074. And the reintroduction of the limit prompted a number of suppliers to bring back a number of cheaper fixed-rate deals as opposed to the familiar variables we've witnessed as of late.
However, The Mirror reports that most of these are only available for existing customers.
