What is the energy price cap? How the Ofgem price cap could affect you in 2025 If you’re on a standard variable energy tariff, your unit rate prices will be capped by Ofgem’s energy price cap. But what is the price cap and how does it work? Find out everything you need to know...
More than half of energy customers do not know what Ofgem’s price cap is or how it works, a report claims. Of the households with a standard variable tariff (SVT), 68% said they didn’t know the price cap changes every three months and were unaware their bills can change four times...
The new bp-owned and operated store in the Bronx is part of a pilot project to open four ampm stores in the New York market. It joins more than 1,000 stores in the chain located on the West Coast. Hear what general manager – and New Yorker – Titus has to say about serving the ...
These plans are the ones affected when the energy companies announce anenergy price rise. However, they're capped by theOfgem price cap, which is £1,738 from 1 January to 31 March 2025. While a standard variable tariff has usually been the most expensive type of tariff, fixed deals are...
Standing charge– a fixed daily fee charged while an electricity tariff is in place. The current Ofgem Energy Price Cap sets the maximum standing charge at 53p per day*. Maximising your savings means finding a balance between those factors to best suit your lifestyle. Here are some popular ...
On May 24, the regulator warned that the next increase, set to come into play in October,will likely rise to£2,800. With the current cap at £1,971, this is a price increase ofroughly £900. Jonathan Brearley, Ofgem's chief, told the BBC that this could plunge 12 million hous...
The new bp-owned and operated store in the Bronx is part of a pilot project to open four ampm stores in the New York market. It joins more than 1,000 stores in the chain located on the West Coast. Hear what general manager – and New Yorker – Titus has to say about serving the ...
On May 24, the regulator warned that the next increase, set to come into play in October, will likely rise to £2,800. With the current cap at £1,971, this is a price increase of roughly £900. Jonathan Brearley, Ofgem's chief, told the BBC that this could plunge 12 million...