The chancellor is expected to extend the Energy Price Guarantee at current levels for a further three months, the BBC understands. Typical household energy bills were scheduled to rise to £3,000 a year from April, but calls have been made for the government to retain its current level of support with the cap at £2,500. The level of help is now expected to be maintained, but energy firms have been asked to prepare for both scenarios. The Treasury declined to … read more »
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