Ofgem announces latest quarterly price cap update | Ofgem
Most customers worse off due to Jan 2024 Energy Price Cap
Creditfix - The energy price cap freeze will see most people's gas and electricity bills decrease but with the figure based on a typical household's usage and some people expected to pay
Households could face one-off £17 energy bill charge to prevent suppliers going bust | The Independent
Most customers worse off due to Jan 2024 Energy Price Cap
Energy price cap: What is it, how does it work, and what does it mean for me? | Personal Finance | Finance | Express.co.uk
What is the energy price cap? | MoneySavingExpert
Analysis: Why UK energy bills are soaring to record highs – and how to cut them - Carbon Brief
Energy price cap predicted to rise to £1,660 - Cornwall Insight
Ofgem on X: "The new Price Cap comes into effect today The new #PriceCap is £2,074 The level is based on the typical use of an average household on their supplier's standard
Should I fix my energy prices? - Energy price predictions for 2024
The History of the Energy Price Cap | Electricity Prices
Energy price cap cut short meaning bills could rise from April 2023 | This is Money
Energy prices to fall for second time this year but price cap confusion remains | LSE:CNA
Relief for households as energy bills are set to fall by £450 a year from the summer with wholesale gas prices continuing to fall as Europe imports increasing amounts from the US
Price cap to remain significantly above £3,000 a year until at least 2024
Energy prices to fall again this winter | Ofgem
Energy price cap to fall amid concerns households will pay more than last winter
Savings on energy bills this winter as price cap falls | Ofgem
What is the new energy price cap in the UK? Why are gas and electric bills increasing? | Daily Mail Online
Energy price cap will rise in January adding pressure on households - BBC News
Current± Price Watch: Stable energy prices reflect steady price cap prediction - Current News
What is the energy price cap? - UK in a changing Europe
The price is right? • Resolution Foundation
Freezing the energy price cap could fight inflation and support households | IPPR
