Energy bills to drop in July after Ofgem decreases price cap
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Energy bills to drop in July after Ofgem decreases price cap
Household energy bills will drop by 7% from July, the energy regulator Ofgem announced on Friday.
Ofgem's announcement is the first drop in the energy price cap for more than a year.
Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh welcomed the announcement, saying: "Bills going down will be a big relief for families who are under pressure with the cost of living.
We have to continue the work of getting bills down for good."
Report by Kennedyl.
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