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Energy bills will rise by 1.2% starting January 2025, compounding recent increases amidst ongoing economic challenges.

Energy bills for households are expected to rise again in January, with long-term high prices becoming the new normal.

Increased energy bills are expected for households, with a forecasted rise of 1% in January, as past reductions are unfortunately reversed.

UK households' winter energy bills will increase by £149 to £1,717 due to a new price cap.

Ofgem warns that international pressures are increasing energy costs for consumers.

Household energy bills are set to increase significantly due to rising wholesale prices.

Consumers should explore different energy tariffs to potentially lower their bills.

Households should submit meter readings before October 1 to avoid overpaying on energy bills.

Ofgem is disallowing nearly £130 million in costs from the Data Communications Company due to inefficiencies and over-reliance on external consultants.

Ovo Energy fined £2.4 million for mishandling customer complaints, affecting 1,395 customers and resulting in compensation payments.

Martin Lewis warns British Gas, OVO, and EDF customers of upcoming changes to Ofgem price cap.

Energy price cap expected to drop by 12% on April 1, followed by a further decrease in July, but then predicted to rise later.

Households to save £238 a year on energy bills with new price cap

Price cap to decrease by 12.3% in April for typical dual fuel households

Households have been issued an urgent 48-hour warning to submit meter readings ahead of a 94 increase to the average home energy bill.

Ofgem is increasing its price cap in response to rising wholesale prices, driven by market instability and global events like the conflict in Ukraine.

Household energy bills to drop by 12.3% with Ofgem's price cap decrease.

Average household gas and electricity bill to fall from 1,928 to 1,690 per year.