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"Electricity prices are on track to jump by a fifth over the next four or five years, according to the UK's biggest energy supplier. Octopus Energy's Rachel Fletcher told MPs that the Government should urgently consider changing how wholesale gas prices drive changes in UK energy costs in order to help British households. Energy bosses also blamed complex regulations for the UK having higher wholesale energy prices than some other European countries, during an Energy and Net Zero Select Committee session."
On-the-ground reporting covers reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech while relying on donations to keep reporting paywall-free. Electricity prices are on track to increase by about a fifth over the next four to five years, according to Octopus Energy. Octopus Energy director Rachel Fletcher told MPs that the Government should urgently consider altering how wholesale gas prices drive UK energy costs, including proposals to remove gas from the wholesale market and place it in a strategic reserve. Energy executives cited complex regulations for the UK having higher wholesale energy prices than some other European countries. The energy price cap rose 2%, taking the average household bill from 1,720 to 1,755 per year.
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