European Union envoys are on the verge of agreeing an 18th package of sanctions against Russia for its full-scale invasion of ...

The energy price cap sets the maximum amount customers can be charged for each unit of energy, but actual bills depend on how much gas and electricity you use.

Energy price cap: Typical yearly energy bill to fall by £129 from July, Ofgem announces Ofgem urges the millions of households on the price cap to "shop around" for savings as there are "better ...

The energy price cap increase from 1 January means millions of households across the UK will be paying more for their bills in the new year.

The energy price cap will increase in January for a second consecutive time, raising bills by 1.2 per cent as millions of people lose access to winter fuel payments. Campaigners reacted angrily to ...

Energy bills are to fall by £129 from July, regulators have announced, easing pressure on British households after three consecutive increases. Ofgem, the energy regulator, has set its price cap ...

Energy prices are rising yet again after Ofgem hiked the cap by 6.4%. Annual bills for electricity and gas are estimated to reach around £1,849 for the average household in England, Scotland and ...

Energy bills will be higher in October when Ofgem's price cap changes, according to new predictions.

For the latest information on the energy market, see our Energy Updates page. Top UK energy providers Q. What is the energy price cap?

Ofgem's new energy price cap is resulting in gas and electricity bills rising for millions of UK households - find out what the change is about.

A leading energy forecaster has revised its prediction for the July price cap, due to changes in the wholesale market. Can you still save with a fixed deal?

What is the energy price cap and how is it changing? The energy price cap covers around 21 million households in England, Wales and Scotland and is set every three months by Ofgem.