Inflation falls but your energy bill still hurts
UK inflation is falling partly because of lower household energy bills. But what does that mean for your actual costs, EPC rating, and long-term upgrades?
UK inflation is falling partly because of lower household energy bills. But what does that mean for your actual costs, EPC rating, and long-term upgrades?
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Energy bills are forecast to rise by £209 to £1,850 a year from July 2026. We analyse the impact on UK households, grants, EPC ratings, and what you can do now.