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Ofgem has today announced a 4% rise in the Default Tariff Cap (price cap) from October, pushing household bills to their highest per unit level in three years, as the conflict in the Middle East continues to keep wholesale markets elevated. Cornwall Insight’s new forecast shows no relief in sight for January, with bills currently forecast to rise a further 9% in the new year.

Cornwall Insight is updating its look continuing in our commitment to innovation, clarity, and excellence in the energy sector. As we support our customers in this ever-evolving energy landscape, the refreshed brand will make our offerings easier to understand, clearer to navigate, and more user-friendly, ensuring everybody gets the most out of our solutions.

Low carbon generation Understanding the evolution of the Irish electricity markets The Irish electricity sector has undergone significant change in recent years. The Integrated Single Electricity Market (I-SEM) arrangements introduced in 2018 fundamentally transformed the market framework to maximise competition, facilitate electricity wholesale trading, and incentivise the development of low-carbon generation sources. In parallel the physical system continues to evolve rapidly....