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- Household energy costs in Great Britain will fall by £117 annually from April after the removal of green subsidies from domestic bills.
- Rachel Reeves, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced the change.
- The energy price cap for typical dual-fuel households is expected to be £1,641, though costs remain about £425 higher than pre-Ukraine invasion levels.
- A government spokesperson confirmed a commitment to reduce bills by £150 from April.
