The typical energy bill for a household that pays by direct debit is rising from £1,663 a year to £1,723 from October - but will you be cutting back to save costs?
Will you ration your energy use this winter as bills set to rise again?
The typical energy bill for a household that pays by direct debit is rising from £1,663 a year to £1,723 from October - but will you be cutting back to save costs?
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Levi Winchester Money Editor
14:25, 26 Aug 2026
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