Energy bills set to rise by average of £111 a year from Apr.

Ofgem confirms energy bills will rise by 6.4% in April
Energy bills for a typical household will rise by £111 a year from 1st April, a higher than expected increase, Ofgem has confirmed The post Ofgem confirms energy bills will rise by 6.4% in April appeared first on The Eco Experts.
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The 6.4% hike, driven by a recent surge in wholesale prices, will push the average annual bill for households in England, Scotland, and Wales on a standard variable tariff from £1,738 to £1,849. This increase will add £111 to the average household's yearly bill, or roughly £9.25 a month over the next three months.
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The current energy secretary, Ed Miliband, said that the "worrying" £111 a year increase in typical bills from April was due to a "global spike in gas prices" though pledged that as the Labour Party works toward net zero by 2030, that this will help deliver on their campaign promise of slashing household bills by £300.
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