Ofgem has announced plans to ‘reset and reform’ the UK's growing pile of energy debt
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Ofgem has announced plans to ‘reset and reform’ the UK's growing pile of energy debt
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As much as £500 million of energy debt is set to be paid off as millions of UK households face an additional £5 charge on their bills, the energy regulator has said.
The change will see a reduction of around £10 a month for the average household using both electricity and gas
Energy bills could drop by more than £200 for some households from April
Around six million families will benefit from the extension
“Billions” taken by grid giants, “that cannot be right” says IPPR
Millions face higher bills to cover outstanding payments for poorest households
A package of measures could take £178 a year off bills and more than three times that amount for households renting draughty…
