Octopus Energy, British Gas and EDF customers urged to take meter reading TODAY for £117 saving
British households are seeing lower energy bills from today as Ofgem s new price cap comes into force, reducing typical annual costs by £117. The change represents a 6. 6 per cent decrease, bringing the average dual fuel bill down from £1 758 to £1 641 for households with typical usage. It marks the lowest level for energy prices since September 2024. Under the new cap, electricity costs 24. 67p per unit on average, down from 27. 69p, while gas has fallen from 5
British households are seeing lower energy bills from today as Ofgem s new price cap comes into force, reducing typical annual costs by £117. The change represents a 6. 6 per cent decrease, bringing the average dual fuel bill down from £1 758 to £1 641 for households with typical usage. It marks the lowest level for energy prices since September 2024. Under the new cap, electricity costs 24. 67p per unit on average, down from 27. 69p, while gas has fallen from 5
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