Energy bills for millions of British households will climb, as regulator Ofgem announced yesterday. The price cap adjustment means typical dual-fuel homes will pay £1,755 yearly—up £35 from current rates. Ofgem’s announcement on August 27, 2025, adds another chapter to this saga – a 2% price cap hike starting October 1st. The Cash Register Rings Again You’ll soon fork out an extra £35 yearly if you’re among the roughly 63% of British households on default energy tariffs. The typical dual-fuel bill climbs to £1,755 annually – about £2.93 more each month. The math behind this increase? Higher network and policy … Continue reading UK Energy Bills Jump 2%: Ofgem Price Cap Hits £1,755 From October While Fixed Deals Save £200