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Energy bills could go up every three months as calls increase for windfall tax on oil companies

The energy regulator Ofgem said a quarterly review of the price cap would mean bills could fall quickly as the wholesale market prices changes.

Daily Record

Martin Lewis apologises after branding Ofgem 'f*****g disgrace' over energy changes

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis flared up at the Ofgem energy regulator over its latest plans, saying their planned changes will 'sell consumers down the river'

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis issues apology for 'losing rag' with Ofgem as he vows to behave better

The consumer champion blasted the energy regulator for 'selling consumers down the river'

Liverpool Echo

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What impact could the proposed energy price cap shake-up have on your bills?

Regulator Ofgem has proposed a shake-up to reflect the most up-to-date and accurate energy prices.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis apologises for calling Ofgem changes a 'f*****g disgrace that sells consumers down the river'

The Money Saving Expert founder sad he lost it during a background briefing with the energy regulator

Wales Online

Ofgem changes to energy price cap could see your bills rise four times per year

The energy regulator said that it might insert two new reviews a year, one in January and another in July.

The National (Scotland)

Ofgem plans price cap shake up for energy bills which will affect everyone

Ofgem's CEO said the shake up would allow prices to 'come down quicker' but still warned of further increases in October

Manchester Evening News

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Martin Lewis apologises for swearing at Ofgem over energy price cap

MoneySavingExpert founder sorry for ‘emotional rant’ as regulator says it will update cap four times a year

The Guardian - UK

Energy bills could go up four times a year under new Ofgem plan

Price cap would be reviewed every three months under new proposals

The Independent UK

Energy bills could rise and fall more often as Ofgem plans more price cap reviews

The regulator wants to review prices four times a year

Liverpool Echo

Energy bills to rise and fall much faster under new Ofgem plans

The recent review led to soaring bills for millions

Nottingham Post

Britons struggling with cost of living should get a ‘better job’, says minister

Home Office minister suggests people ‘take on more hours’ and make use of local job centres

The Independent UK

Ofgem proposes energy price cap review every three months

Families struggling to pay household bills are facing even “tougher” price rises, the head of Britain’s energy regulator Ofgem warned on Monday, as he announced plans to review the energy price cap quarterly.

Evening Standard

Energy bills could rise or fall every three months under Ofgem price cap rule change

Price cap rose by 54% in April and it could rise again in October

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Energy bills set to rise and fall much faster as Ofgem plans price-cap shake-up

Household energy costs could be reviewed twice as often under new plans from the energy regulator to check its price cap every three months, rather than the current six

The Guardian - UK

Watchdog urged to step in as UK’s poorest turn off energy supply

Spate of self-disconnections reflects rising costs, punitive debt collection and disproportionately high charges, says charity

Manchester Evening News

Shell tells customers to cut energy use as it raises bills

Shell Energy has told customers to cut down on their energy usage as an alternative to rising prices

Manchester Evening News

EDF warns customers about severe impact of double energy price rise in October

There's now talk of a further energy price increase later this year but EDF say they are "increasingly constrained in our ability to do more"

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Daily Record

National Grid to pay energy customers £200m over next two years after trading electricity with Europe

The balance is normally settled every five years.

Daily Mirror

New cost of living help could take until AUGUST despite Boris Johnson's claims

Downing Street indicated any new announcement could have to wait until August - when Ofgem is expected to announce another hike in the energy bills price cap on October 1

Glasgow Live

Ofgem boss warns Scottish households of new energy bill rise this year

Speaking in Glasgow, the chief executive of energy regulator Ofgem warned households that they should prepare for another surge in energy bills later this year as a result of the war in Ukraine

Daily Record

Ofgem boss warns of ANOTHER energy bill hike amid £3,000-a-year war

The news comes as a report has revealed 1.5 million UK households will struggle to pay food and energy bills amid a deepening cost-of-living crisis

The Independent UK

Ofgem boss: Energy costs are ‘matter of life and death’ for some people

Speaking in Glasgow, Jonathan Brearley, the CEO of the industry regulator, said the gas supply crisis was ‘unprecedented’.

Manchester Evening News

Ofgem boss warns Brits will face another eyewatering energy bill rise from October

Ofgem chief executive officer Jonathan Brearley said that for some people, not being able to properly afford their energy bills is already a matter of life and death

Wales Online

Ofgem chief warns of a further energy price cap rise in October

One think tank has predicted more than 250,000 households will "slide into destitution" next year

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