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Who is eligible for the warm home discount and when can you apply in 2022?

The Warm Home Discount Scheme will provide a discount onto your electricity bills during the winter period

Manchester Evening News

Why pay-as-you-go meter and quarterly bill payers face a higher energy cap rise than direct debit

Customers who use pre-payment meters to pay for their energy, or who pay on the receipt of their bill, are charged more than those on direct debts

Chronicle Live

Annual energy bills to top £7,000 by spring next year, forecast predicts after latest price cap announcement

The energy price cap is now being reviewed every three months instead of every six

Manchester Evening News

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'We are headed for disaster' – North East leaders plead for action over crippling energy bills

The next Prime Minsiter is under pressure to freeze energy bills after an 80% rise in the price cap by confirmed by regulator Ofgem on Friday morning

Chronicle Live

ITV This Morning's Rylan Clark slams viewers' claims he's 'too rich' to understand energy crisis

Rylan and Ruth Langsford were quick to remind ITV viewers that everyone is affected by the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and rising energy bills.

Daily Record

Energy price cap could top £7,000 next year, experts warn

The price cap for the average household is already increasing by 80% to £3,549 for the three months starting in October

Wales Online

What date does the energy price cap change?

The increase in energy bills will hit households this autumn

Manchester Evening News

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Experts forecast when the energy price cap might actually go down

The cap is going up 80% in October - and it could be next year before we see any fall

Wales Online

Ofgem on why it can't just 'lower' the energy price cap to protect customers

The energy regulator says it can not set a lower energy price cap than the 80% increase to £3,549 it set for October 2022

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis' worrying energy price forecast for the next year in urgent plea to government

Martin Lewis has shared his concerns around the ineffectiveness of current support in place

Manchester Evening News

Fears Britons will disconnect their own gas and electrics over soaring energy bills

Warning comes as energy price cap rises to an eyewatering £3,549

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis issues warning to everyone: 'I genuinely don't want to be the person saying this'

The price cap could rise by another 51% at the start of 2023

Wales Online

‘We should have a plan in place today!’: Martin Lewis hits out at Tories over failure to address energy crisis

Frustrated money saving expert lashes out at ‘franky irresponsible’ government and warns current support package for low-income households ‘nowhere near’ adequate

The Independent UK

Scots told to cut back on their energy use as government performs U-turn

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi said earlier this week that people should continue using as much gas and electricity as they want, however he has now performed a u-turn.

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Evening Standard

The Standard View: We need urgent action on energy bills, but all we hear is silence

In times gone by, it was considered newsworthy when the average annual energy bill hit £1,000 a year. Today, Ofgem, the energy regulator, has set the new price cap for October at a staggering £3,549.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham's frustration over 'unfair' new energy price cap confirmed by Ofgem

"Not be long before I cut down the telegraph poles to make a fire to heat my house"

Manchester Evening News

What happens if you are struggling to pay energy bills and can't afford price cap

Regulator Ofgem announced a huge hike to the energy bill price cap from autumn

The Independent UK

Public should cut back on energy use, says chancellor in government U-turn

‘We should all look at our energy consumption’, says Nadhim Zahawi

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Daily Mirror

Cheapest way to pay your energy bill explained as Ofgem price cap to rise to £3,549

There are many different ways of paying your energy bill, from direct debit to a prepayment meter – we explain the cheapest way of paying if you're worried about the price hike

Edinburgh Live

Energy price cap explained: Your consumer rights if you choose not to pay bills

Millions of households are expected to fall into fuel poverty as the energy price cap will rise by 80 per cent, pushing bills up to £3,549 on average a year - here are your rights if you choose not to pay.

Evening Standard

Warning of £7000 gas bills as new PM urged to act fast

Families need ‘lifeline’ as energy bills cap leaps to £3,549

Daily Record

Martin Lewis warns households could soon be paying £10,000 a year on energy

The money saving expert and consumer champion appeared on TTV's Good Morning Britain on Friday to address the new Ofgem energy price cap.

Birmingham Post

Energy price cap rise: 'Zero creative thinking from government'

Companies are calling on ministers to do more to support businesses with soaring energy bills

Chronicle Live

Your energy bills explained as new eye-watering price cap announced by Ofgem

The energy price cap will increase to £3,549 in October for those on default tariffs paying by direct debit - here's what the rise will mean for you

Manchester Evening News

Energy price cap rise: The economic circumstances forcing yet another increase

'The rise is driven by the cost of buying gas on the wholesale market, which has been at record levels for about a year'

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