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Rebate repayments could leave some renters out of pocket

Rebate repayments could leave some renters out of pocket

Some tenants in private rented housing could end up out of pocket as a result of the government’s plans to ease the energy bills shock this winter, Alan Whitehead has warned. Speaking to Utility Week, Labour’s shadow energy minister described the £9.1 billion support package unveiled by the chancellor last week alongside Ofgem’s announcement of a £693 increase in the price cap as a “last minute effort that is not particularly well thought through”.

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