Property News · September 2, 2016

Home energy bills 'will rise following Brexit'


Co-op leads with autumn bill increase as gas import costs rise driven by slump in pound, in part due to EU pollEnergy experts are warning that household energy prices could be about to rise for the first time in two years, driven partly by higher imports costs following the Brexit vote.The Co-op started the ball rolling when it told some of its 500,000 energy customers that, from the first day in October, it would be raising bills by between 3% and 6% – the latter equating to a potential rise of almost £70. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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