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https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...il-say-sources
The Treasury is considering raising the energy cap from its current level of £2,500 from next April, with discussions in progress over whether to announce a new policy at next week’s autumn statement.
Two government sources said there was an active debate in the Treasury about announcing the level of support from April after Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, cancelled Liz Truss’s plan to keep the current cap at £2,500 for a typical annual bill for two years.
A government source said no decisions had been taken yet but that raising the level of cap while adding extra support for vulnerable people was “one of the options”.
https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...il-say-sources
The Treasury is considering raising the energy cap from its current level of £2,500 from next April, with discussions in progress over whether to announce a new policy at next week’s autumn statement.
Two government sources said there was an active debate in the Treasury about announcing the level of support from April after Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, cancelled Liz Truss’s plan to keep the current cap at £2,500 for a typical annual bill for two years.
A government source said no decisions had been taken yet but that raising the level of cap while adding extra support for vulnerable people was “one of the options”.
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