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The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England has voted to boost UK interest rates to 0.5 percent in response to inflation reaching its highest level in 30 years. The Bank of England now predicts that inflation will peak in April 2023 at roughly 7.25 percent....
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The global rise in gas prices has already had a huge impact on energy-intensive small businesses. While domestic households still remain relatively protected with the energy price caps, smaller businesses are faced with outrageous quotes for business energy that seems...
This week BP has cashed in on surging oil and gas prices, with profits amounting to £9.45 billion, the highest recorded in eight years. BP closely follows Shell who also reported annual profits of £14.3bn, which analysts believe will grow to £23.6bn by the end of its...
Small businesses are being charged over 300% more for exactly the same energy as domestic customers. While many people are rightly concerned about the 54% rise in the energy price cap, there’s a lack of interest in the predicament facing small businesses. They are...
A green levy on energy bills covering the cost of insulation for the poorest households could be cut to reduce the burden UK households are facing from ultra-high gas prices. According to the Times, the treasury is reviewing the energy company obligation (ECO) a £1...
The answer is yes, according to the Chief executive of Centrica, Chris O’Shea Chief executive of Centrica (British Gas owner), Chris O’Shea has expressed that soaring energy prices which threaten the living standards of millions – could last up to two years causing...
Ofgem, the UK energy regulator, recently increased the domestic energy price cap to help suppliers recover money lost over the last 12 months. The price cap exists to control the cost of gas and electricity in the UK and limits the unit rate and standing charge that...
The financial resilience of suppliers is due to be tested by Ofgem, test will ensure a review of Ofgem’s price cap policy after a string of vulnerable suppliers cease trading and declare bankruptcy due to a 500% jump in gas prices. Following further concern that a...
From April energy bills could rise to almost £1900 a year, due to supplier collapses caused by a decade of regulatory mishaps and the rise of wholesale prices. The energy regulator, Ofgem who’s slogan” making a positive difference for energy consumers” is responsible...