Energy bills are set to soar across the country as the new energy price cap is set to be introduced on Friday April 1.
The energy price cap, set by regulator Ofgem, was introduced in 2019 and sets a limit on the maximum amount that suppliers can charge on each unit of gas and electricity that people use.
With the cap set to increase by 54% percent in April, UK households could see their energy bills rise by an average £693 a year, adding further to worries about the rising cost of living including heating and electricity.
