Sunak and Truss urged to do more to combat rising costs as bills set to hit £3,300 by October

Energy consultancy Cornwall Insight said bills will hit £3,359 per year from October for the average household and will remain high until 2024

But this package of money has since been outstripped by soaring cost predictions and the ever-increasing timescale of the cost-of-living crisis.

He has already pledged to review household support already announced when he was Chancellor – partially funded by a windfall tax on energy giants. She told Tory members at a hustings last week that she does not support windfall taxes, arguing that companies should be encouraged to invest in the UK.

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