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Winter energy bills forecast to drop by just £13 a year - but only after a summer rise
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The cost of wholesale energy has been a significant factor in determining household energy bills in the UK, with fluctuations in global markets often leading to changes in what consumers pay. A recent development in the Middle East, resulting in a peace deal, has contributed to a decrease in wholesale energy costs, which may have a positive impact on UK energy prices. The timing and extent of these changes can be crucial for households, as energy bills often vary by season, with winter typically being the most expensive period.
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Winter energy bills forecast to drop by just £13 a year - but only after a summer rise
Falling wholesale energy costs on the back of Middle East peace deal herald the possibility of lower winter bills for UK households - but not by much
30 Jun, 11:08
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