. Centrica chief executive Chris O’Shea said while prices are starting to drop they will remain significantly above the longer-term average.
The energy regulator recently warned that it is unlikely for prices to return to the levels seen before the energy crisis began. Consultancy firm Cornwall Insight has also predicted that households can expect their energy bills to remain ‘stubbornly high’ throughout the coming winter. Hazel Knowles, energy project team lead for Advice Direct Scotland, said: “Even with the warmer weather and energy prices starting to move in the right direction, we know many people are struggling. Bills will still be almost double the amount they were before the energy crisis began, which will be unaffordable for many households.
Anyone experiencing difficulties with their energy bills should visit www.energyadvice.scot or call 0808 196 8660 for free advice. A recent report from the think-tank Policy in Practice, estimates that a staggering £19 billion is being left unclaimed by millions of households each year across Great Britain.
In just a few minutes you could find out how much you may be able to claim in extra support, just by entering details about yourself, your residential status, your working status and any savings you have.Financial help in Scotland Where to find help Advice Direct Scotland This online tool is the first to fully integrate devolved benefits, including Scottish Child Payment and Adult Disability Payment.
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