With autumn nights drawing in and temperature starting to drop, Britons looking to stay warm might want to avoid turning on the central heating. That’s because billpayers will face up to a 10% increase in gas and electricity prices after the energy price cap was increased across England, Scotland, and Wales. That could see typical household fuel bills jump by £149 to £1,717. Roughly 28 million homes across the UK will be impacted by the change in energy bills, which took effect on October 1, 2024. Those who want to avoid relying on the radiators to stay warm — and save money in the process hav…
