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How much will YOUR gas and electric bills change? Online calculator reveals how Ofgem price cap will affect you

A new online calculator can reveal how changes to the Ofgem energy price cap will affect your gas and electric bills - as average bills are set to fall by £150.

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DWP money and financial changes coming in October - including new cost of living payment

DWP money and financial changes coming in October - including new cost of living payment
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Cost of energy will drop for households this weekend as price cap falls to £1,923 - here s why you should submit a meter reading

Almost all UK households currently have energy bills limited by the Ofgem price cap, which is currently £2,074 on average, and will fall by £151 a year from October 1.

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Ofgem chief warns Brits face reality of energy bills being as high or worse this winter than last year

Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley delivered the stark message as he insisted the industry is fully focused on protecting households.

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Families will be paid cash to cut electricity use for the second winter in a row in bid to avoid blackouts

The National Grid launched its Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) in January, which rewarded people for cutting power between 5pm and 6pm on one of the coldest days of the year.

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