According to OFGEM, Britain's independent energy regulator, the Energy Price Cap will be reduced starting in July 2023. This will result in a £430 reduction in the typical energy bill, undoubtedly bringing a much-needed sense of relief to households and businesses nationwide. Starting from July 1st, based on typical consumption, the energy price cap will be set at a level of £2,074 per year for a dual fuel household paying by direct debit. This marks a substantial decrease from April’s price cap which stood at £3,280.
Whilst this initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens, it is crucial to acknowledge that additional steps can be taken to achieve a more significant reduction in energy costs. As a leading provider of innovative energy-saving products and services, HeatingSave helps households and businesses maximize their savings potential by offering solutions that can further reduce energy bills by an impressive 20% or more.
Why HeatingSave:
- Proven Track Record
Heating Save has a strong reputation for delivering reliable, high-quality, energy-saving solutions. With years of industry experience, we have helped numerous households and companies significantly reduce their energy bills. We provide affordable, long-term solutions that are fit for all businesses. You can read our case studies here to learn more about how HeatingSave has helped a multitude of businesses reduce their costs and continue to thrive in this energy crisis.
- Cost-Effectiveness and Return on Investment
Investing in HeatingSave's products and services translates to long-term energy savings. While there may be an upfront cost for installation, the guaranteed savings generated by using HeatingSave outweigh this. Clients can expect a substantial return on their investment through reduced energy bills and increased efficiency, along with a reliable and friendly team on hand to ensure the system works as best it can for your business.
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