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UK Household Energy Bills to Hit Three-Year High Following 4% Price Cap Rise
The UK regulator Ofgem has confirmed a 4 percent increase to the energy price cap taking effect in October, pushing average annual household bills up by £60 to a three-year peak. Consumers and policymakers are bracing for increased financial strain as global market dynamics and geopolitical tensions continue to elevate utility costs across the nation.
26 Aug, 11:03 — 26 Aug, 11:03
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