Liz Truss has been handed a “no brainer” plan on how to revert the Ofgem energy price cap increase on her first day in office.
Liz Truss
Households in the UK are facing a major fossil fuel energy crisis as Ofgem last week announced the new price cap for households will rise by to £3,549 from October.
Charities and experts have warned that millions of families will face fuel poverty, where a significant portion of their income is eaten up by energy bills. However, with the Tory leadership race current underway, the Government has not yet announced any major relief measures following the price cap increase, despite growing to calls to freeze the energy bills.
Mr Johnson piled extra pressure on the next Prime Minister, who is expected to be Liz Truss, by promising Britons that they would see “a pipeline of cash” once a new leader is elected.
