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Ofgem announces 4% rise in household energy bills

Ofgem says a typical household using standard amounts of gas and electricity will pay about £60 more per year. The regulator’s announced 4% rise is set to take effect from October.
WHO: Ofgem
WHAT: Ofgem announced a 4% rise in household energy bills from October, raising typical annual costs by about £60.
WHEN: Reported Aug 26, 2026 at 7:03 AM ET
WHERE: United Kingdom
WHY: The regulator set a higher household energy-bill level, increasing costs for typical gas and electricity use.

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