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Bills Remain Stable But New Forecast Signals Increases in April
Ofgem has today announced the January – March 2026 Default Tariff Cap (price cap) at £1,758 a year for a typical dual fuel consumer.
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Cornwall Insight Release Final January Price Cap Forecast
Cornwall Insight has released its final forecast for the January – March 2026 Default Tariff Cap (price cap), following the closure of the observation window.
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New Multi-Client Study – Pathways to Net Zero for Business Energy Customers
Cornwall Insight are launching a new multi-client study, focused entirely on helping large businesses and industrial consumers understand what changes to energy policy really mean for them – and we’re inviting participants now.
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Energy Bills Forecast to Dip in January, but Higher Costs on the Horizon
Ahead of October’s Default Tariff Cap (price cap) rise, Cornwall Insight has released new forecasts for the January 2026 cap.
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Rising Transmission Costs to Add £30 to Household Energy Bills from Next April
Households face an extra £30 on their energy bills from April 2026 as rising charges to operate and maintain Great Britain’s electricity transmission network take effect.
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Grid and Policy Fees to Add up to £450k onto Large Business Energy Bills
Some of Britain’s biggest energy users could see their annual bills rise by an average of £450,000 by 2030, as non-commodity costs continue to climb.
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October Price Cap to Rise but January Brings Hope of a Cut in Bills
Ofgem announced the October – December 2025 price cap at £1,755 a year for a typical dual fuel consumer.
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Cornwall Insight Release Final October Price Cap Forecast
Cornwall Insight released its final forecast for the October–December 2025 price cap.
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Cornwall Insight Lowers Price Cap Forecast for October
To coincide with the fall in the July Default Tariff Cap (price cap), Cornwall Insight released new forecasts for the October 2025 cap.
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Government Levy Exemptions Could Cut Bills by up to 25% for Small Manufacturers
Small industrial businesses could save up to £48 per MWh – an average £113,000 a year – on electricity bills, under new Government plans to expand exemptions from low-carbon levies.
