So there is another drop in energy prices today, but is it just a big feckin con. prices drop in summer when we use the least energy then rise again in the winter months when we use energy the most. This needs looking into imo.
It’s the same every year, yet they’ve been playing the “ aren’t we so kind to you” card whilst quietly saying they already know they will go up in October.
I work in energy trading, and my expectation is that as well as the inevitable winter increase, it's likely that the prices will continue to increase next year too. If you've got an opportunity to take a fixed rate deal during the summer, I'd do so whilst the prices are likely to be at their lowest.
