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The energy rip-off is just as bad today as before Theresa May's cap was introduced
The price cap is set by the regulators at Ofgem every six months but because it’s impossible to know what the international price of gas will be six months on, it is almost impossible to get right, the wholesale price being dictates the cost of domestic gas or electricity each day.
Abstract details
Journal title: Daily Telegraph
Countries: UK -
Organisation: Ofgem
Subjects: Energy prices, Electricity prices, Gas prices
