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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Jedidajah Otte

‘There’s nothing more I can really cut’: the UK public on energy prices

The price cap will rise by 80% from October.
The price cap will rise by 80% from October. Photograph: Ina Fassbender/AFP/Getty Images

The latest energy price cap increase by the regulator Ofgem threatens millions of households with an 80% energy bill rise from 1 October.

As the new price cap for a household with “typical consumption” on a dual-fuel tariff paying by direct debit has risen to £3,549 per year – and is forecast to jump to £5,341 between April and June 2023 – three people from across the country explain what the latest price rises will mean for them as the cold weather approaches.

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