A typical household would see bills rise by £221 a year, but homes on fixed tariffs are not affected.
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The maximum amount that energy companies can charge per unit will go up by 13% in July to reflect the increasing costs of fuel, especially gas, due to the ongoing conflict between the US, Israel and Iran.
A typical household would see bills rise by £221 a year, but homes on fixed tariffs are not affected.
The government has said it will consider more targeted help for some households later in the year when more energy is used due to colder weather.
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The energy price cap governs the price of energy for the two thirds of Britons who are not on fixed-term contracts.
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The average household using both electricity and gas will see an increase of about £18 per month.
