From October 1 to December 31, energy prices for an average household will experience a significant rise, impacting monthly budgets just as winter settles in.
The region anticipated to experience the most significant increase is the East of England, where households could see an additional £82.77 added to their annual electricity bill, bringing the average bill to £1,133.87 each year.
While you can't control rising energy prices, there are several ways to reduce your energy consumption, even with a busy household. For an effortless way to save energy without sacrificing convenience, try using an air fryer instead of your oven whenever possible.
In Scotland, annual electricity bills are up by £75.39, rising to a yearly average of £1,049.32. If electricity rates stayed the same as over summer, the annual bill would instead total £973.93 - not breaking the £1k mark.
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