that the typical domestic customer was set to pay £3,358 a year from October, with bills then rising to £3,615 a year from January., with regulators Ofgem set to impose fresh increases to household bills this winter.
“However, while the rise in forecasts for October and January is a pressing concern, it is not only the level – but the duration – of the rises that makes these new forecasts so devastating,” he said. “While the government has pledged some support for October’s energy rise, our cap forecast has increased by over £500 since the funding was proposed, and the truth is the £400 pledged will only scratch the surface of this problem.”
benjaminbutter I THOUGHT YOU WERE GIVING US A BREAK?
benjaminbutter The simple fact that profits increased heaps shame on bp_plc At a time when the raw products cost more, profit margins should come down - so shareholders don’t lose out, but also don’t gain from suffering of ordinary folk.
Thieves