In the last edition of Fuel Price Commentary, we posed the question whether there could finally be some light at the end of the tunnel for heating users, following several years of extremely high prices
That question seems to have been timely because the latest data from the Sutherland Tables does indeed reveal some significant price falls, including for mains gas, the most popular fuel in the UK. Compared to a year ago, the average annual running costs for the majority of fuels have fallen, so let’s focus on those that haven’t. LPG users are the big losers with all regions seeing price increases. In the UK, Ofgem’s price cap puts a ceiling on how much suppliers can charge for mains gas, but LPG is not included, and unlike heating oil, the global price has remained relatively high, although . . .
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