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Energy secretary admits public right to be 'impatient' over bill rises

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By Sophie Huskisson Verified, Levi Winchester Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The Energy Secretary has admitted the public are right to be “impatient” over further rises to energy bills Miatta Fahnbulleh said she is “absolutely alive to the fact that people are under pressure” after Ofgem announced the energy price cap is rising by 4% in October. It means energy bills will rise to the highest level in three years for millions of households this winter.
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Energy Secretary admits public right to be 'impatient' over bill rises

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By Sophie Huskisson Verified, Levi Winchester Verified
| AOL UK Verified
The Energy Secretary has admitted the public are right to be “impatient” over further rises to energy bills. Miatta Fahnbulleh said she is “absolutely alive to the fact that people are under pressure” after Ofgem announced the energy price cap is rising by 4% in October. It means energy bills will rise to the highest level in three years for millions of households this winter.
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Will you ration your energy use this winter as bills set to rise again?

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By Levi Winchester Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Energy bills are set to rise again this winter - but will you be cutting down on how much gas and electricity you use to try and cut costs? TheOfgem price cap is rising by 4% from this October, taking the typical energy bill for a household that pays by direct debit from £1,663 a year to £1,723. It means Brits face the highest energy bills in three years. Energy bills had already gone up by 13% in July following the continued conflict in the Middle East.
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