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Healey scraps ‘unfair’ standing charges from gas bills
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The Guardian
John Healey to end standing charges on gas bills for 23m homes
On budget day chancellor says he will ask Ofgem to remove ‘unfair and outdated’ fixed daily fee, and also reportedly looking to scrap it from electricity bills
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John Healey will abolish standing charges on gas bills for 23m homes to help almost two-thirds of households an average of £45 a year, and will consider steps to remove stan…
28 Oct, 07:32
BBC Business
Burnham proposes plan to cut standing charges from gas bills
The prime minister provided little detail, and there are questions over shifting the fees onto unit costs.
21 Oct, 17:06
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City AM
Healey scraps ‘unfair’ standing charges from gas bills
John Healey has said he will scrap “outdated and unfair” standing charges from gas bills, in a move which could save households £45 per year. The Chancellor said these fees – which are charged on top of the daily rate to cover the cost of connecting to a supply – are part of “an energy [...]
28 Oct, 07:45
FT UK
Andy Burnham plans to cut standing charges from household gas bills
Experts say providers would probably recover loss of daily fixed fee via the unit rate
21 Oct, 13:34
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Daily Mail
Government scraps standing charges on gas bills - what will it mean for your energy bills?
This is Money examines what standing charges are, how much they cost households and how the scrapping of them on gas bills will affect you.
28 Oct, 12:54