To avoid being overcharged, you should submit a meter reading before the price cap increases. Doing so guarantees that all of the energy you use before January 1 is charged at the lower rate.

This week, dubbed 'Meter Reading Week' by Martin Lewis, is the quarterly period when energy customers are urged to submit a meter reading to their supplier just as prices fluctuate, in order to ...

UK residents are being given a one-day notice to take an energy meter reading before bills rise nationwide. This follows Ofgem's new price cap, set to be implemented on January 1, which will ...

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Millions have been warned they need to read their gas and electricity meters by January 1 to avoid the risk of overpaying on their energy bills. The price cap on energy tariffs is due to rise from ...

and who do not have a smart meter should submit a meter reading before 5 January to avoid the supplier having to estimate usage.' Industry analyst Cornwall Insight has predicted that the price ...

Householders are being urged to take a meter reading next week before energy bills rise. The Ofgem price cap is increasing from £1,717 a year to £1,738 from January 1. Your bill can be more or less ...

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Householders are being urged to take a meter reading next week before energy bills rise. The Ofgem price cap is increasing from £1,717 a year to £1,738 from January 1. Your bill can be more or ...