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Brits are being told to take an up-to-date meter reading when Ofgem's new energy cap comes in, so as to avoid paying out more money during the cost of living crisis

The regulator said E.On Next will pay £4million to customers, working out at £8 each, with a further £1million to be paid to the Ofgem voluntary redress fund

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Ofgem this morning announced its price cap will drop for the first time in two years giving relief to millions of Brits, although Martin Lewis warned it's not all good news

Ofgem announced that its price cap would drop to £2,074 from July - however Martin Lewis has warned that some people could see their energy bills rise rather than fall

The cost of living crisis continues to rumble on but there is gold in the hills as Ofgem announces their July energy price cap - and it is £1,206 cheaper than it is now

The Money Saving Expert was asked about energy bills when he appeared on BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg yesterday

The Mirror went on call with Electricity North West to see how they cope with the increased demand for electricity and how they're future-proofing the network amid astronomical rises to our energy bills

It comes after some households were charged above the maximum rates allowed under either the Ofgem price cap or the Government Energy Price Guarantee

E.On Next, Good Energy and Octopus Energy either missed or delayed payouts that were due to more than 100,000 customers - here is everything you need to know

Analysts at Cornwall Insight have today said they expect the Ofgem price cap to fall to £2,062.91 a year for average use from this July - that would be down from the £2,500 figure under the Energy Price Guarantee

Most households using alternative fuels should have automatically received the £200 Alternative Fuel Payment in February - but not everyone did, meaning you may have to apply

The energy giant has announced it will no longer use agents to do fit prepayment meters under warrant - instead, it will do the work itself, as it did until a few years ago

Mirror money editor Levi Winchester runs through all the big financial changes and announcements coming up in May and how they affect your wallet - from benefits to your Tesco shop

Ofgem is reportedly considering an extra charge to bills as stricter rules for forced prepayment installations are expected to impact the finances of energy suppliers

Watchdog announced a voluntary code with suppliers, but charities and politicians said glaring loopholes would leave many people at risk

The new code of practice shows prepay meters will no longer be forcibly installed in the homes of people who are all aged over 85 - plus suppliers will have to give customers more chances to clear their debts

Investment bank Investec today predicted that a typical energy bill will drop to £1,981 in July, then £1,966 in October - this is down from £2,500 paid now under the Energy Price Guarantee

On average, customers who pay for their enery on receipt of their bills will end up paying £160 more than those who pay by direct debit or through a prepayment meter

Citizens Advice and Martin Lewis are leading calls for a social energy tariff to help protect the most vulnerable households against paying sky-high bills going forward

The Ofgem price cap will fall by almost £1,000 from April - but energy bills will go up regardless, as the Energy Price Guarantee will rise from £2,500 to £3,000

Martin Lewis told his followers on Twitter that he was to keep campaigning against the Government's Energy Price Guarantee rise of £500 in April after Ofgem's Price Cap announcement today

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) is similar to Ofgem's Price Cap as it sets the legal benchmark of what an energy company can charge you for your usage

Households are currently covered by the Government Energy Price Guarantee, which is set to increase from £2,500 a year to £3,000 from April - meaning bills are going up by 20%

Energy bills will rise from Easter putting yet more pressure on Brits already struggling to pay their bills, the Tories' failure to keep prices down is a failure towards the British people