Great Britain energy bills forecast to rise by £276 from January
UKPulse Consumer Desk
Household energy prices in Great Britain are forecast to increase by £276 a year from January, potentially reaching nearly £2,000 annually.
- Energy bills in Great Britain are forecast to jump by £276 a year from January.
- The typical annual bill is predicted to be nearly £2,000.
- The price cap is set to soar for about 20 million households.
Household energy prices in Great Britain are forecast to rise significantly from January, with a typical annual bill expected to increase by £276. This would bring the average yearly cost to nearly £2,000.
The price cap is set to soar for approximately 20 million households across Great Britain, according to reports.
What this means for you: You may be able to take practical steps to mitigate the predicted price shock.