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Ruby Flanagan

What is the Ofgem energy price cap and why are bills still rising? What you need to know

Ofgem United Kingdom

Energy bills are set to increase for millions of UK households from April, as Ofgem's Price Cap has been announced.

Ofgem's said its Price Cap would be £3,280 from April which means it is still higher than the Government's Energy Price (EPG) Guarantee.

Households are currently covered by the Government's Energy Price Guarantee which was introduced in October last year.

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