Title: Average Gas & Electric Bill | Typical Energy Bill | UKPower
Headings: What is an average gas and electric bill?
What is an average gas and electric bill?
What is an average dual fuel bill?
What is an average electric bill?
What is an average gas bill?
What is dual fuel?
What is the cheapest dual fuel bill?
What is the cheapest electric bill?
What is the cheapest gas bill?
How estimated energy use is calculated?
Your household is considered a small house or flat if:
Your household is considered a medium house if:
Your household is considered a large house if:
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What affects energy prices?
How does increased demand affect energy prices?
How do wholesale costs affect energy prices?
What affects the cost of your energy bill?

Content: You’re all regularly at home for evenings and weekends. The washing machine is used nearly every day, the heating is on regularly, the dishwasher is used regularly, the tumble dryer is used regularly and multiple TVs and electrical appliances are used regularly. To work out how much energy your appliances are using and how much your energy bills should be, check our utility bill calculator. 💡 READY TO SWITCH? Enter your postcode in the box on the right 👉
What affects energy prices? There are a whole range of factors that affect the price of gas and electricity. Variables such as supply and demand, availability, wholesale costs, transport costs, and infrastructure maintenance all have an influence. Then there are those things you probably wouldn't expect to affect the price you pay for gas and electricity, such as global conflicts and natural disasters, both of which are a reason for fluctuating prices. A lack of stability in an oil-rich area means lower fuel production and higher prices. The Libyan conflict in 2011, for example, meant that energy prices jumped to their highest in over two years and, more recently, Hurricane Harvey had an impact on energy prices.