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The Ofgem price cap will increase from £1,834 a year to £1,928 for a typical dual fuel household paying by direct debit - this marks a rise of £94, or around 5%

Ofgems energy price cap will increase by 5% from the current £1,834 to £1,928 from January 1 for a typical dual fuel household in England, Wales and Scotland.

Energy bills will increase by 5% from January, it was confirmed on Thursday, in response to higher wholesale gas prices.

Martin Lewis explained how the Ofgem energy price cap is up by roughly 5% - so you can use this percentage to work out how much more you’ll pay for this winter

Regulator Ofgem increased its price cap by 5% to reflect a rise in wholesale energy prices. The increase comes as many Britons contend with a cost of living squeeze and the government continues to grapple inflation. Though inflation slowed sharply last month, that was partly down to lower energy costs.

After Ofgem announced energy bills are set to rise from next year, many people are looking for alternative ways to heat their homes - an electric blanket could be the perfect way

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After the recent Ofgem energy bill announcement about the rise in energy bills - shoppers have been rushing to buy a heated electric blanket that claims to cost just 1p per night

A new online calculator can show you how much your energy bill will go up - as Ofgem announced that the average household energy bill will rise by £94 a year to £1,931 from January. 

Industry watchdog Ofgem yesterday announced a 5 per cent rise in the energy price cap from January 1, increasing the average annual bill by £94 to £1,928.