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Energy bills are forecast to rise by 4% from October according to Cornwall Insight’s final forecast for the price cap.
Households are set to save around 44 on a typical dual-fuel energy bill following the government’s announcement of a 5% VAT cut on electricity.
A new report fromtheCBI and Energy UK, with analysis from Cornwall Insightandthe National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR),has delivered ablueprintfor growthto theincoming PrimeMinisterbuilt oncuttingbusiness energycosts.
Ahead of the July price cap rise, Cornwall Insight has released new forecasts for October.
Energy bills are forecast to rise by 221 to 1,862 a year for a typical dual fuel household from July.
Energy bills are forecast to rise by 209 to 1,850 a year for a typical dual fuel household from July, according to Cornwall Insight’s final forecast.
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