Typical annual energy bill to rise to £1,755 in Great Britain from October

Increase of just over £35 a year follows brief summer reprieve when cap fell because of lower market pricesBusiness live – latest updatesEnergy costs will rise for millions of British households this autumn after the price cap for a typical annual dual-fuel bill increased by 2% to £1,755.The energy regulator for Great Britain, Ofgem, will raise the cap on gas and electricity charges from October by the equivalent of just over £35 a year for the average home, following a rise in European gas prices. Continue reading...

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