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Ofgem announce price cap 

25 May

Today's announcement regarding the price cap means on July 1 the overall price cap will decrease to £2,074 from £3,280 per year based on an average household(1). Read Ofgem’s press release. This adjustment doesn't require you to take any further action.

We'll be writing to customers in the coming weeks to update them on what today's announcement means for them. 

We know things may still be difficult at the moment, but you can depend on our support. If you're struggling to pay your energy bills find advice and support in our help centre.

 

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Current government help with energy bills

Customers can get help with the following schemes

Energy Price Guarantee - The government has decided to continue the Energy Price Guarantee Scheme at £2,500 a year for a typical household(1) for at least three months. 

Energy Bills Support Scheme - If you're a prepayment customer, any vouchers must be used by 30 June, so please ensure you don't miss out. If you haven't received your vouchers or the information on the ones you've received is incorrect, fill out our form, and we'll get this fixed for you.

If you're struggling to pay your energy bills, find advice and support in our help centre.

Business customers can get help with the following schemes

Energy Bills Discount Scheme - This rebate scheme runs from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024. It gives eligible business customers a discount against the wholesale part of their unit rate. Any business customers who are Energy Trade Intensive Industries (ETII) can apply for additional support.

Other ways to save with EDF

Save up to £63 with Energy Hub(2)

Have you got a smart meter? Energy hub(3) uses your smart meter data to give you a personalised view of your energy use, with tips to help you save money and cut your carbon footprint. All positive steps to help Britain Achieve Net Zero. 

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Air source heat pumps - the future of heating

With gas boilers being phased out, a lot of homeowners are looking to upgrade their heating system. With an energy efficient air source heat pump you can save energy and lower your carbon footprint. 

You could also benefit from the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, which is a £5,000 grant from the government to help with the cost of an air source heat pump.

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Insulation is one of the most cost-effective ways to lower your energy costs and keep your home warm. 

Cavity wall and loft insulation together can save you up to £1,280 per year on bills.(4)

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Solar panels are now cheaper and more efficient than they've ever been. Solar batteries make your solar energy last even longer.

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Make sure your boiler and home are running smoothly. Choose from our range of maintenance and support plans or insurance options. 

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