HOUSEHOLD energy prices will fall by 7 per cent from April, in a move hailed by campaigners as “welcome relief,” but bills remain far above pre-pandemic levels.Regulator Ofgem’s price cap will drop by £117 — about £10 a month — for the average dual-fuel household. However, bills remain £599 — 57 per cent — above winter 2020-21 levels and 5 per cent higher than in July 2024.

HOUSEHOLD energy prices will fall by 7 per cent from April, in a move hailed by campaigners as “welcome relief,” but bills remain far above pre-pandemic levels.

Regulator Ofgem’s price cap will drop by £117 — about £10 a month — for the average dual-fuel household.

However, bills remain £599 — 57 per cent — above winter 2020-21 levels and 5 per cent higher than in July 2024.

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