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Electric Ireland to increase electricity prices by 8%, domestic gas costs to climb by 7.7%
Impact of both price hikes could leave many households worse off by more than €250 a year
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dailymail.com
Energy bills to rise by £200 a year from July amid impact of Iran war
Families being squeezed by rising prices face a fresh blow today as the energy regulator is set to announce a £200 rise in annual bills.
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independent.co.uk
Household energy prices to jump by 13% from July
The average household using both electricity and gas will see an increase of about £18 per month.
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Energy bills to rise by more than £200 a year amid Iran war fallout
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Ofgem energy price cap: Everything you need to know as bills rise by 13%
Households are set to pay an additional £221 each year
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cnbc.com
Energy shock starts to bite in Europe: UK household bills set for 'deeply unwelcome' 2-year high
“Ongoing conflict in the Middle East is impacting the price we pay for energy,” the head of the U.K.’s energy regulator said.
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channel4.com
Energy bills to rise as UK price cap jumps 13% – what can be done?
A typical household would see bills rise by £221 a year, but homes on fixed tariffs are not affected.
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irishtimes.com
Electric Ireland to increase electricity prices by 8%, domestic gas costs to climb by 7.7%
Impact of both price hikes could leave many households worse off by more than €250 a year
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The Irish Times view on energy prices: a warning sign for next winter
The news will sharpen the debate on household supports ahead of the budget
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Energy price hikes of 8% for 1.1 million Irish homes
Electric Ireland also announced a 7.7% rise in the cost of domestic gas
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Government keeps consumers in the dark regarding energy plan
Costs keep rising but we don’t see contingencies in place