Ofgem lifts default and PPM price caps due to higher wholesale costs The regulator confirmed on Thursday 7 February that from 1 April, the levels of the default tariff price cap will increase on average by £117 and pre-payment meter cap by £106 for the next six-month period to reflect higher costs. While the prices of wholesale energy contracts used to calculate the cap have fallen in recent months, overall these costs remain 17% higher than the last cap period, plus network and ...
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