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Households across Great Britain will receive £400 discounts off their energy bills through the winter as the Government attempts to tackle the cost of living crisis.
The discounts will be spread across bills in each month from October to March, with £66 knocked off bills in October and December, and a £67 reduced from each of the following three months. The discount will be administered by energy suppliers rather than the government making a direct payment to people.
Suppliers will be expected to report to Government the action they are taking to ensure the support has been passed on to consumers, including notifying customers in writing they have received the £400 energy bill discount and ensuring it is clearly shown on bills or statements.
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