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Electricity price predictions

MattEngineer · 2021-12-03T18:39:26Z

When the energy cap comes up for renewal I think it will rise to 26.5p per unit, any thoughts of the collective?

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Jeff

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27/05/2026 8:01 am

Price cap

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/information-consumers/energy-advice-households/energy-price-cap-unit-rates-and-standing-charges

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Jeff

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27/05/2026 8:03 am

One view of price breakdown but not today's announcement in case it hasn't been posted before

RESEARCHBRIEFINGS.FILES.PARLIAMENT.UK "https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-10505/CBP-10505.pdf"

Interesting historical timeline of changes to electricity price cap to show what has driven the cap costs. Again not sure if this has been posted before. Some interesting narrative to go with the historical figures.

https://www.electricitybills.uk/

A shame NESTA haven't updated their figures for some time as a comparison.

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Papahuhu

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27/05/2026 8:39 am

I remember it was only a couple of months ago that someone on the forum was adamant that the latest genius Milliband energy policy was going to drive down unit cost. That taxing energy suppliers more would somehow bring the supply price down. That lasted all of one quarter then, shouldn’t be gloating for stating the bleeding obvious, as everyone suffers.

Talking of being adamant, I recently rediscovered some early Ants, I’d completely forgotten just how good their pre 80s work was, before it soured.

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