Latest Cornwall Insight’s analysis has suggested that the energy price cap is expected increase by five percent in the first quarter of next year, before declining from the end of March. Based on it;s analysis, for a typical dual fuel household, it has predicted that the Q1 2024 price cap will be £1,931, this is…
Read moreForecasts for the 2024 Default Tariff Cap (price cap) have risen in response to growing volatility in the global wholesale energy market according to Cornwall Insights. Latest predictions, place a typical1 dual fuel consumer’s January energy bill at £1,923 per year, with a small rise to £1,929 in April 2024. While already predicted to increase in…
Read moreOfgem has announced that its energy price cap will drop to £1,923 from 1st October 2023, a decrease of 7 per cent compared to April’s level but £646 higher than two years ago. The drop reflects further falls in wholesale energy prices, as the market stabilises and suppliers return to a healthier financial position after…
Read moreAnnual energy bills for a typical household are expected to fall at least £150 from October, according to new figures from Cornwall Insight. The research suggests that he energy price cap will drop to £1,925 when announced by regulator Ofgem next week, down from £2,074 for the current period, from July to September. Dr Craig…
Read moreResearch from Cornwall Insight has found that price cap projections have shifted just £38 since March, with a typical household now predicted to pay approximately £2,060 per year from July. The stabilisation of the forecasts reflects the decreased volatility in the wholesale energy market, with the relatively mild winter, higher than-predicted European storage levels and…
Read moreResearch by Cornwall Insights has predicted that energy bills will rise by an estimated £500 a year despite an expected reduction in Ofgem’s household energy cap. Cornwall Insight predicts the cap for a typical household will be £3,294 equivalent per year meaning that customers will pay about 20% more on their bills, approximately £500, as…
Read moreEconomists believe the energy price cap announced by new Prime Minister Liz Truss as part of a rescue package significantly cuts the chances of Britain going into recession according to EY Item Club analysis. The EY ITEM Club now expects CPI inflation to peak below 11% in October, rather than the 15% peak which might…
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