An energy-saving scheme introduced by the previous Conservative government could help thousands of households beat the price cap rise this winter.
Energy bills are set to rise by £149 over the coming year from October 1, with industry analysts forecasting a further increase in January.
However, the Great British Insulation Scheme could help low income households save up to £400 each year on their fuel bills through new energy efficiency upgrades.
Families in lower Council Tax bands with less energy-efficient homes could be due vital upgrades - such as roof, loft or cavity wall insulation - which can help cut their annual energy bill by an average of between £300 to £400.
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