Major boost for thousands as energy bill help is extended
He, along with other experts, have called on the government to reduce the EPG, to reflect the falling wholesale prices.He said: "The energy price cap doesn't replace the price that energy retailers can charge consumers, it dictates the price energy retailers can charge - and I'll explain why that's different.Last year, the government stepped in to stop bills rocketing to over £4,000 under the price cap.
It sees the Government limit the price suppliers can charge customers for units of gas, and replaced the price cap set by regulator Ofgem.
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