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The Latest Breaking News from Ofgem

Why energy bills are increasing?

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

The Independent UK

You could soon get paid to use your oven and washing machine at different time of day

Under the proposals, families would be paid for changing the time they use energy-hungry appliances such as the oven and washing machine - so shifting when they cook or clean

Daily Mirror

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These parts of Bristol will be hit the hardest by cost of living crisis in October

A major public health response is being drawn up to protect Bristolians from skyrocketing food prices, energy bills and fuel costs

Bristol Post

Forty ways to tackle fastest price rises in 40 years - from petrol costs to food shop

Households are being hit hard as the cost of living continues to soar at the quickest rate in 40 years. Energy bills have already shot up, but analysts are now predicting that the Ofgem price cap will stretch further - to just under £3,000 - in the a

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis shares new energy fix deals and 'magic number' which could help households beat next price cap

The consumer champion has issued important advice for people with British Gas, EDF, E.On and E.On Next.

Daily Record

UK households will pay £2.7bn to cover cost of failed energy suppliers, says NAO

Watchdog estimates consumers must pay £94 after years of failures by Ofgem

The Independent UK

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Failing energy firms will cost UK consumers £2.7bn, says watchdog

National Audit Office accuses Ofgem of creating a market ‘vulnerable to large-scale shocks’

The Guardian - UK

Energy supplier collapses likely to cost around £2.7bn, report finds

Failures of energy companies were caused by high prices, but were made more likely by regulator Ofgem, the National Audit Office said.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis warns your energy bills could soar by £1000 in October

The Money Saving Expert founder shared a warning on social media after a new energy price cap forecast suggests energy bills could soar.

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis warns energy price cap could rise by another £1,000 this October

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis has taken to Twitter to flag the latest energy price cap analysis from Cornwall Insights. The bleak prediction means energy prices could rise by £1,000 this winter

Daily Mirror

How to reduce your energy bill before the next direct debit due date

If your monthly payments are going up, there may be a way to make sure you’re not paying too much each month.

Daily Record

Ofgem announces new financial measures to help protect energy credit and tighten direct debits

The energy regulator will introduce changes to help protect the money of energy customers.

Daily Record

Energy price cap in Britain could near £3,000 this autumn

New forecasts suggest household bills could rise more than £1,000 after another spike in wholesale prices

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

Ofgem must live up to vows to protect money of energy consumers

Regulator should face down cries for delay or lengthy transition periods in its plans to shake-up sector

Daily Mirror

Energy firms 'using customer cash like a credit card' face tough new crackdown

If your energy supplier fails you can lose your credit balance, which is then picked up by all homes as higher energy bills - but now new plans from regulator Ofgem mean firms would have to protect consumers' cash

Daily Record

New £400 energy rebate update offers hope to households not eligible for the scheme in October

The UK Government is ‘exploring options' for other ways to support households who do not currently qualify.

Evening Standard

Energy firms face limit on direct debit overpayment amid soaring bills

Ofgem has announced new measures to protect energy consumers’ money and ensure suppliers can withstand future shocks.

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Wales Online

Energy customers' credit protected under new measures for suppliers

Ofgem moves to ensure gas and electricity consumers will not lose money from ongoing crisis

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem announces measures aimed at protecting money of energy customers

Regulator says shake-up is designed to cut risk of suppliers going bust and will change rules on credit balances in event of collapses

The Independent UK

Energy consumers protected under new financial measures for suppliers – Ofgem

The energy regulator has said suppliers will be able to “weather the ongoing storm” of challenges facing the industry.

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis tells people to act as 'as soon as possible' in urgent new warning

The Money Saving expert founder has taken to Twitter to advise billpayers

The Independent UK

Energy bills: How can the UK government help reduce soaring gas and electricity?

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

The Independent UK

Why energy bills are increasing?

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

The Independent UK

Energy bills: How can the UK government help reduce soaring gas and electricity?

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

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