Reverse the price "CAP" for utilities and set realistic prices

Maximum 20p per kWh for electricity
Maximum 5p per kWh for gas
Scrap daily standing charges
That's what a CAP should be.

The calculation of the energy price cap is a matter for the regulator Ofgem, which is operationally independent of the UK Government and House of Commons. You can find out more about how the price cap is calculated here: https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/information-consumers/energy-advice-households/check-if-energy-price-cap-affects-you.

We have published the following petitions, which you might like to sign:

Temporarily suspend all taxes on all fuels and energy bills: Temporarily suspend all taxes on all fuels and energy bills

Subsidise a 'basic' amount of electricity for households: Subsidise a 'basic' amount of electricity for households

Establish a not-for-profit state owned energy provider: Establish a not-for-profit state owned energy provider

Nationalise energy companies: Nationalise energy companies

Introduce a "Triple lock" to restrict energy cap increases: Introduce a "Triple lock" to restrict energy cap increases

Subsidise energy and fuel prices to mitigate cost increases: Subsidise energy and fuel prices to mitigate cost increases