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Energy Bill Overhaul Threatens Higher Costs for High Users
A proposed energy bill overhaul could see households receive a discounted "block" of electricity and gas, with higher rates for usage above this threshold. While aimed at providing basic access, this system could mean increased costs for those with higher energy consumption. Understand your current usage to prepare for potential changes.
Human-reviewed by PowerGuardian editorial on 20 July 2026 · Editorial policy
Read briefingOfgem Q3 cap holds at £1,862: what to do this week
The Ofgem energy price cap for July–September 2026 is £1,862 a year for a typical dual-fuel direct-debit household. Wholesale gas has eased slightly and summer demand is lower, but winter risk remains. The next cap decision is due 26 August — a good week to check whether a fixed deal beats the cap.
Human-reviewed by PowerGuardian editorial on 13 July 2026 · Editorial policy
Read briefingEnergy UK Pushes for Bill Cuts Amidst Shifting Global Gas Markets
Energy UK has proposed a roadmap to significantly cut domestic and non-domestic energy bills over the next five years. This initiative aims to achieve substantial savings for UK consumers. Global gas markets are seeing US LNG exports to Europe decline as Asian prices surge, potentially impacting future supply and pricing. Households should consider checking their current energy usage against their tariff to identify potential savings.
Human-reviewed by PowerGuardian editorial on 6 July 2026 · Editorial policy
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