Energy Bills to See Biggest Rise in Four Years
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Energy bills in Great Britain are set to rise significantly in January, with the typical household facing an annual gas and electricity bill of £1,999. This is the biggest quarterly increase since January 2023, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East and low gas storage levels in Europe. Experts predict a 16% increase in the energy cap, taking the average dual-fuel bill to nearly £2,000. Households are advised to take practical steps to mitigate the price shock.
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