Ofgem cuts UK energy price cap for April — here’s how much bills will fall
Britain’s energy regulator Ofgem plans to trim its household energy price cap by 7% starting April 1, pulling the typical annual dual-fuel bill down to £1,641. That’s a yearly drop of £117—roughly £10 a month. Tim Jarvis at Ofgem called a budget tweak to policy costs “the main driver.” The regulator also flagged a jump in switching activity, up nearly 20% year-on-year, and noted last year’s fixed deals came in about £115 beneath the cap.
