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By Rowena Mason, Richard Partington & Alex Lawson
Energy Crisis May Have Bigger Impact on Households Than 2008 Crash
By William Mathis
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Martin Lewis
MartinSLewis
Bad news! Ofgem's energy Price Cap that dictates the rate 2/3 homes in Eng, Scot & Wales pay, is now predicted to rise even more than before.
I've knocked up this table showing today's new average predictions (from 3 big firms) for the Cap for someone on supposed 'typical use'; pic.x.com/hzbpDIwNET
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Ofgem
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If you rent and are responsible for paying your energy bills, your landlord or letting agent cannot unreasonably prevent you from switching suppliers.
👉 Learn more: ow.ly/NBim50VLQaU
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Resolution Foundation
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An efficient electricity system is materially important for living standards.
Falls in electricity prices are progressive and disproportionately benefit lower-income
households.
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Resolution Foundation
resfoundation
💡New research💡
Flexible energy pricing could save households £200 a year by 2040, but policy needs to head off risks for lower-income families.
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British household energy bills to jump 80% to over $4,000 a year
By Kate Holton & Paul Sandle