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Average energy bills forecast to hit £3,615 this winter

Households have been warned they could face an annual energy bill in excess of £3,600 this winter.

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By Nation Cymru


Households have been warned they could face an annual energy bill in excess of £3,600 this winter.

Energy consultant Cornwall Insight said a regular gas and electricity bill reach £3,615 in the new year, which is hundreds of pounds more than previous predictions.

In May, the UK Government announced an energy costs support package – worth £400 per household – in response to predictions that bills would rise to £2,800 for the average household in October.


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    Two weeks ago the Welsh Government also announced that more than 400,000 low-income households in Wales will be eligible for a additional £200 payment to help keep their homes warm this autumn and winter.

    Cornwall Insight predicted last month that annual energy bills would typically rise to £3,244 from October and £3,363 from January, but circumstances have changed significantly since then.

    The company told BBC Breakfast that such a bill is now likely to rise to £3,358 from October and £3,615 from January.

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