Millions of E.ON customers will have their energy bills increased by 10% from April, after the German company became the first of the big six suppliers to announce new tariffs in response to the government’s price cap being raised.
The rise comes less than a week after the regulator Ofgem increased the capon default tariffs to £1,254 a year for a typical household, because of higher wholesale costs.
Comparison sites urged the 1.8 million customers on the company’s default tariff to look for a better deal. The new tariff will be £286 more expensive than the cheapest deal on the market.
E.ON said it was making the increase in line with the decision by Ofgem to raise the cap and predicted other energy suppliers would make similar movements in pricing.
If you are concerned about commercial tariff then Caplor can help you to look at your energy bills – Nathan will be pleased to discuss.
Add Comment