Today we have announced the new price cap level. Our CEO Jonathan Brearley has shared his thoughts on what it means for consumers, suppliers and the sector. Read the full blog here ⬇️ ow.ly/gHb950N3FKJ

We are looking into the reports of suppliers not playing by the rules when moving their customers onto prepayment meters If you’ve switched to a PPM, we would like to hear from you Please share your experience via the CitizensAdvice form linked below ⬇️ ow.ly/VSuK50Nf9Le

We are looking into the reports of suppliers not playing by the rules when moving their customers onto prepayment meters If you’ve switched to a PPM, we would like to hear from you Please share your experience via the CitizensAdvice form linked below ⬇️ ow.ly/VSuK50Nf9Le

📢 OVO and Good Energy to pay around £4m between them for charging consumers above either the Energy Price Guarantee or energy #PriceCap Read on to see the breakdown of figures and how much they are paying ⚖️ And tap the link to find out more ➡️

📢Claim Your Voucher Day is taking place on Wednesday 31 May. We're giving a national push to ensure traditional prepayment meter customers claim up to £400 of energy bills support vouchers by the 30 June deadline 📅 Let your friends & family on prepayment meters know!

If you've got questions on the energy price cap, what it means for you. Let me and Good Morning Britain know by reply and I'll try and cover them.

The energy Price Cap will change from 1 July 2023 The new #PriceCap is £2,074 The level is based on typical use of an average household on their supplier’s standard default tariff It's a cap on energy unit price, not a cap on total bills More ➡️ ow.ly/9Gsm50OwbBK

From 1 July #PriceCap average direct debit unit rates for energy; ELECTRICITY Unit rate: 30p per kWh Standing charge: 53p per day GAS Unit rate: 8p per kWh Standing charge: 29p per day These are caps on unit rates (not a cap on total bills) and vary by region

Different costs make up our energy bills, including standing charges – a daily fixed charge we pay suppliers for 🔥 & ⚡ These have not changed with the updated #PriceCap There's a lot of questions about them and why they change This guide explains⬇️ ofgem.gov.uk/energy-price-c…

Great to see Nikki Duggan our Principal Policy Expert in Green Supply & Cap Derogations, sharing her expertise at the Renewable Energy Revenues Summit today She'll be on a panel discussing the potential value of Energy Attribute Certificates More info⬇️ ow.ly/2lBX50OGWza

The Energy Bills Support Scheme will close in a fortnight. #Prepayment customers must redeem their vouchers by this deadline or they will expire. It's vital money when #EnergyBills have never been higher. Please share with friends and family who aren't online.

From 1 OCT 2023 Price Cap average direct debit unit rates for energy; ELECTRICITY Unit rate: 27.35p per kWh Standing charge: 53.37p per day GAS Unit rate: 7p per kWh Standing charge: 30p per day These are caps on unit rates (not a cap on total bills) and vary by region

14 suppliers have signed up to a new Voluntary Debt Commitment, developed with CitizensAdvice and Ofgem, to go above and beyond current licensing conditions to help households struggling with energy bill debt this winter. Learn more 👇 energy-uk.org.uk/news/energy-su…

CitizensAdvice Ofgem We are also supporting Citizens Advice Energy's new campaign to make sure people know what to do if they are struggling with #energy debt. SPEAK to your supplier SEEK advice SAVE energy Find out more here: wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/are-you-in-ene…

Are you in energy debt? ➡️Speak to your energy supplier ➡️Seek debt advice ➡️Save energy Here’s what you need to know ⤵️ wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/are-you-in-ene…

We're launching a consultation on what options could protect consumers & ensure a healthy, fair market as levels of consumer debt has increased. For more on how we're engaging with both industry and consumers ⬇️ ofgem.gov.uk/publications/o…

🛎️ We're allowing the Market Stabilisation Charge to lapse in April next year The charge was introduced to keep the market stable during the recent period of volatility to stop suppliers going bust Tap the link for more on why we're letting it expire ⬇️ ow.ly/NiZQ50PVVeB

The quarterly energy price cap will change from 1 April 2024 The new #PriceCap is £1,690 The level is based on typical use of an average household on their default tariff It's a cap on energy unit price, not a cap on total bills More ⬇️ ow.ly/bJ9a50QH0oj🧵 1/2

The price cap average Direct Debit rates for energy (inc. VAT); ELECTRICITY Unit rate: 24.50p per kWh Standing charge: 60.10p per day GAS Unit rate: 6.04p per kWh Standing charge: 31.43p per day ow.ly/npoC50QH0p4 🧵 2/2

We have taken enforcement action against ScottishPower Energy Retail Ltd, following the supplier’s incorrect charging of a higher rate for direct debit customers. For more on this enforcement action and customer compensation, follow the link below ⬇️ ow.ly/LMAq50RgON9