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Originally Posted by Cherie

its just been announced on the news? and its dropping from 1st April, I am fully aware that the cap is meaning less and it is all about what you you! it still doesn't make sense though as gas prices have fallen and yadda yadda about buying in advance, our bills when up regardless of when the bladdy thing was bought...channelling Zizu

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/energy-pr...l-still-go-up/

That's the Ofgem cap which is currently irrelevant to the consumer as it's over-ridden by the government cap.

All it means is that the government won't have to pay out as much. Which is potentially good overall - as they MIGHT be more inclined to offer further help over winter 2023 if they've saved on the cap subsidy.