Price cap to fall: should you fix your energy bills?

telegraph.co.ukPublished: 5/23/2025

Summary

Rising fuel costs have put pressure on household budgets, leading to the announcement of a £129 drop in average annual energy bills from July. The new cap will bring bills down to £1,720 per year, marking a significant reduction from the current £1,849 price. Energy experts urge households to consider fixed-term deals now to secure savings before potential further increases later this year, with some deals offering up to £332 in savings compared to the July cap. However, consumers should be cautious when comparing deals, as prices shown are based on the current cap and not the upcoming one, exaggerating potential savings.