grants, but also what small changes you can make yourself in order to cut the bills. you can make yourself in order to cut the bills-— cut the bills. albert says he and his partner _ cut the bills. albert says he and his partner are _ cut the bills. albert says he and his partner are pensioners, - cut the bills. albert says he and his partner are pensioners, one| cut the bills. albert says he and i his partner are pensioners, one of them has this ability. they have a multi—fuel dry log burner to keep warm in the winter but even so, their new energy bill is going up by £836 to £1000 which equates to a a1% increase. is that what people should expect and an almost doubling of their bill? that are expect and an almost doubling of their bill? tha— expect and an almost doubling of their bill? that are very staggering increase, difficult _ their bill? that are very staggering increase, difficult to _ their bill? that are very staggering increase, difficult to manage - their bill? that are very staggering increase, difficult to manage that. | increase, difficult to manage that. for most— increase, difficult to manage that. for most of— increase, difficult to manage that. for most of us on these standard plans, _ for most of us on these standard plans, there are increases we are seeing _ plans, there are increases we are seeing today, not at that kind of scale _ seeing today, not at that kind of scale i— seeing today, not at that kind of scale. i think it comes back to what we were _ scale. i think it comes back to what we were saying, if you are seeing those _ we were saying, if you are seeing those rises — we were saying, if you are seeing those rises because you are coming off a fixed _ those rises because you are coming off a fixed plan and into a market much _ off a fixed plan and into a market much less— off a fixed plan and into a market much less favourable to pick a good energy— much less favourable to pick a good energy deal, or your