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Published 9 June 2022

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Surging energy prices have posed a huge challenge for many households across the UK. Inflation has come to a 40 year high - which is pushing some families to their financial limit. UK energy regulator Ofgem has predicted that the typical household energy bill would rise by £800 in October, reaching £2,800 a year. This prediction came with a warning that 12 million households could fall into fuel poverty. In response to the situation, the government has offered...

Surging energy prices have posed a huge challenge for many households across the UK. Inflation has come to a 40 year high – which is pushing some families to their financial limit. UK energy regulator Ofgem has predicted that the typical household energy bill would rise by £800 in October, reaching £2,800 a year. This prediction came with a warning that 12 million households could fall into fuel poverty. 

In response to the situation, the government has offered support. Each household will receive a £400 discount on energy prices this October. This financial aid is designed to ease the pressure on struggling families, hopefully mitigating the damage that this fuel crisis is causing. Additionally, the poorest households will receive a payment of £650. This will be given in two parts. 

We know that people are facing challenges with the cost of living and that is why today I’m stepping in with further support to help with rising energy bills. We have a collective responsibility to help those who are paying the highest price for the high inflation we face

Chancellor, Rishi Sunak

Chancellor Rishi Sunak also announced that:


One other way we can deal with this energy burden is by making our homes more efficient. This is taking place across the country. Highly-efficient energy measures such as heat pumps, and insulation are becoming more and more common. But before these systems can be installed, a house must first be assessed by a qualified assessor. If this is role you are interested in, please have a look at our DEA Courses. You can book your space online, or give us a call on 0333 012 0002. 

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