Energy price cap to creep up 0.2 per cent from January

Stuart Stone
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Ofgem attributes surprise cap increase to policy costs associated with Sizewell C and Warm Home Discounts, as concerns grow over prospect of further price hikes in 2026

Ofgem has today announced a 0.2 per cent rise of the energy price cap for the period covering January to March 2026 - a move the energy regulator claims will add around 28p per month to the average dual...

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