The Guardian Australia – Business
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Energy price cap in Great Britain to rise by 13% from July
Great Britain's energy price cap rises 13% from July, with average annual household bills jumping to £1,862 through September. Electricity charges will increase to 26.11p per kilowatt hour and gas to 7.33p per kWh under Ofgem's new cap. The increase reflects soaring global energy prices caused by the Iran conflict, which has disrupted Gulf oil and gas exports.
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