Moves to protect energy customers from being cut off do not address 'record prices'

Moves to protect energy customers from being cut off do not address 'record prices'

Households in debt will now have a minimum of two years to repay arrears while a moratorium on disconnections has been extended from one month to three months.

The energy regulator has moved to protect households from sky-high energy bills this winter, but the measures will not address the overall costs that people must pay.

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has announced a suite of measures to “further protect" customers from some of the worst impacts of record energy price rises.

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