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Billpayers can look forward to cheaper energy bills as they are expected to drop significantly from the start of July.energy bills
It will mean that the average household pays around £2,063 per year for their gas and electricity, though this will vary based on how much energy they use. However, it is a gamble for households because if they lock in a price and energy costs fall further, they could be left out of pocket.
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