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British households now face the shocking prospect of Ofgem price caps rising to £6,000 next year, economists have warned.

Protestors gathered outside Ofgems headquarters in Canary Wharf, London, today in protest to rising energy bills chanting freeze profits, not people.

Soaring bills are set to impact many UK households as the energy price cap rises on Friday, which is expected to rise again in January.

CF Fertilisers has announced its County Durham plant will temporarily halt production of ammonia due to rocketing energy prices.

As energy costs soar, the single best thing households can do is cut back on how much they’re using.

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Smaller, marginal farms located in poorer areas of the UK could benefit most from private and public net zero funding streams, according to new analysis.

Homeowners can take steps to cut back on energy use to lessen the impact of rocketing costs.

Homeowners can take steps to cut back on energy use to lessen the impact of rocketing costs.

Homeowners can take steps to cut back on energy use to lessen the impact of rocketing costs.