Island Energy have advised us that they will be introducing a temporary price increase, as a result of the impact of the current conflict in the Middle East, which is driving up global gas costs.
The gas company have said that these steps are being taken to manage the pressure on the rise in wholesale costs.
Here is what Island Energy say:
The Council will keep an eye on rising costs and will monitor local prices when the conflict is over and global oil prices have settled down.
Tips to reduce your fuel consumption and get the best prices
Forecourt fuel prices are going up due to the conflict in the Middle East. We’ve seen an increase in recent weeks, with some unleaded and diesel prices in Jersey now matching prices not seen since September 2024.
Pensioner asks: “Why can’t I have an accurate quarterly meter reading?”
The Jersey Consumer Council is increasingly hearing from Islanders who are concerned about estimated energy bills and the problems they can cause if left unchecked. One recent case highlights why it is so important for consumers to understand how estimated bills work, and what steps can be taken to avoid unexpected costs in the future.
Do we need a watchdog for our utility companies?
Our utility companies have free rein to announce a price rise and we have no choice but to swallow it.
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