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Energy price cap to rise more than 80% to £3,549 from October 1, Ofgem confirms

The cap will come into effect for around 24 million households in England, Scotland and Wales on default energy tariffs on October 1, and will remain in place until December 31.

Glasgow Live

Energy bills to rise more than 80% to £3,549 from October

The massive rise was confirmed this morning, sparking fears about a huge increase in poverty.

Daily Record

FM demands action as Ofgem raises energy price cap to 'unaffordable' £3549

OFGEM has confirmed an 80.06 per cent rise in the energy price cap, sending the average household’s yearly bill from £1971 to £3549 from October.

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Government urged to do more as cost of living crisis deepens following latest energy price cap rise announcement

Many public figures have warned that the energy price cap increase will impact millions upon millions of households all across the UK

Manchester Evening News

What is the energy price cap and could I end up paying even more?

Cap on average annual default tariff will increase to £3,549, with another big rise just down the track

The Guardian - UK

Huge energy cap price hike confirmed for October as cost of living crisis worsens

The energy price cap will almost double in just over a month - with families warned of a 'dire winter' ahead

Liverpool Echo

Ofgem price cap: Energy bills to soar for millions as cap rises to £3549

24 million households are expected to be impacted by the price spike

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Ofgem confirms energy price cap will soar to £3,549 from October in 80% rise

Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley warns of hardship energy prices will cause this winter

The Independent UK

Energy price cap will rise to £3,549, Ofgem announces

Will increase from October 1

Wales Online

All your energy bill questions answered as Ofgem price cap rockets to £3,549 in October

We explain everything you need to know about Ofgem's new price cap for October, which means the average household will be paying far more for their energy bills

Daily Mirror

Ofgem price cap rises to £3,549 - what it means for your energy bills

Ofgem has confirmed its energy price cap will hit £3,549 in October for those on default tariffs paying by direct debit - a rise of £1,578 from its current level of £1,971

Daily Mirror

Ofgem confirms energy price cap will rise to £3,549 from October - OLD

The UK’s energy regulator has set the new price cap at £3,549 from October.

The Independent UK

Latest energy price cap rise announced as average household bill set to hit £3,549 in October, Ofgem announces

The average household's yearly bill will soar amid the worsening cost of living crisis

Manchester Evening News

UK energy price cap to hit £3,549 as bills rocket by £1,578 for 24million homes

Ofgem has announced that its price cap will rise to £3,549 for those on default tariffs paying by direct debit - up from the current figure of £1,971 - as the cost of living crisis deepens

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The Guardian - UK

Ofgem raises energy price cap by 80% to £3,549 from October

Increase will pile more pressure on government to announce further support for households this winter

Daily Mirror

Five cost of living crisis plans to help households get by this winter

Brits are finding out today how high energy prices are set to get with Ofgem announcing a revised cap, while across the political divide different proposals are being put forward to tackle the crisis

The Guardian - UK

Energy price cap: Zahawi urges people to cut back on use as charity warns bills could ‘wipe out incomes’ – as it happened

Chancellor says ‘we should all look at our energy consumption’ as charity issues warning over ‘stratospheric energy bills’

Daily Mirror

Brits warned energy bills could be higher than mortgage payments in months

Soaring energy bills may soon be more expensive than household mortgage repayments, according to a consultancy firm, as annual costs are forecasted to double to an eye-watering £6,823

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The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: How high energy bills make life harder for those ‘on the edge’ – in their own words

In today’s newsletter: With price cap expected to reach £3,500, we hear from those with the least to spare on how they will cope

Liverpool Echo

Warning over fake Ofgem email about energy bill rebate scheme

With many expecting support from the government to help with the cost of living, they may be easily misled by scammers

The National (Scotland)

Scots to protest outside Ofgem's Glasgow office as it reveals price cap rise

CAMPAIGNERS from across Scotland will join forces today for a protest outside Ofgem’s Glasgow offices, demanding action to tackle rises to…

Wales Online

Families will find out extent of mammoth winter energy bills today

But it is expected everybody will have to wait for the new prime minister to be in place on September 5 for details on what Government help might be available

The Independent UK

Liz Truss vows ‘decisive action’ on soaring energy bills – but does not commit to extra payments

Tory frontrunner acknowledges the strain is ‘clear’

Wales Online

What happens if you don't pay your energy bill? Your options explained as prices continue to soar

114,000 people have pledged to cancel their direct debits - but refusing to pay could have serious consequences

The Independent UK

Britons blame Government more than energy firms for energy crisis – poll

Almost half of people who took part in a survey blame ministers for “failing to prepare and prevent” the huge rise in energy bills.

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