How to Fix and Save Against the Energy Price Cap With Utility Warehouse
Energy price cap will rise again from 1 January
With Ofgem confirming that the energy price cap will rise again from 1 January, many households are understandably worried about higher bills during the coldest months of the year. The good news? You don’t have to sit and wait for prices to climb. Right now, Utility Warehouse (UW) is helping customers fix and save against the energy price cap with a market-leading fixed tariff that beats the current October cap by up to £135 a year based on typical usage. Let’s take a moment to show you exactly how and why this is one of the strongest energy deals available today.
Why the Price Cap Is Rising – And What It Means for You
Ofgem has confirmed the price cap will rise slightly to £1,758 per year, a small 0.2% increase — but during winter, usage is higher, so even small rises feel bigger.
The price cap affects 27 million homes and sets the maximum suppliers can charge per unit of gas and electricity on variable tariffs. It changes every quarter (January, April, July, October), meaning your bill is always at risk of going up.
“The price cap doesn’t protect you from future rises — but a fixed tariff can.” — Jeremy Tromans, Utility Warehouse Partner
How UW Helps You Fix and Save Against the Price Cap
UW’s 3-service Fixed Tariff currently sits below the October price cap, helping customers save up to £135 a year based on typical use. This means:
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You lock in lower prices for up to 12 months
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You protect yourself from any future price cap increases
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You can plan ahead with greater financial certainty
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You’re switching to a provider rated highly for customer service
It’s simple, predictable, and excellent value — exactly what families need right now.
“I always tell households: waiting rarely saves money — switching at the right time does.” — Jeremy Tromans, Utility Warehouse Partner.
Why Ofgem Recommends Switching to a Fixed Tariff
This isn’t just UW making noise. Ofgem themselves publicly recommend that customers consider switching to a fixed tariff if it offers good value.
Delaying could mean paying more, especially if the next cap rise is significant.
More Reasons Thousands Are Switching to UW Right Now
UW isn’t just an energy provider — it’s a powerful multiservice bundle designed to save you money across your household bills.
🔥 Energy: Lock in lower rates for up to 12 months
With fixed tariffs beating today’s cap and competitive variable options.
🚀 Broadband: Six months FREE Full Fibre in CityFibre areas
Perfect for remote workers, families and gamers.
📱 Mobile: The UK’s best multi-SIM deal
The first unlimited SIM is just £23/month. Add up to three more for £0 until 31 March, then only £10/month.
💳 Welcome Bonus: Up to £150
Paid onto your UW Cashback Card for multiservice homeowners.
UW Customers Have Already Been Paying Less
For months, UW’s customers have enjoyed prices below the price cap, especially those who take more than one service. In a cost-of-living crisis, that difference matters.
Add in the fact that UW is a Which? Recommended Provider for Energy Companies 2025, and you’re dealing with a trusted, proven supplier.
“When customers take multiple services, the savings aren’t just good — they become unbeatable.” — Jeremy Tromans, Utility Warehouse Partner.
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The Smartest Way to Beat the Energy Price Cap
Switching to UW now lets you:
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Lock in lower prices
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Avoid future price cap rises
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Save up to £135 a year
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Benefit from additional broadband, mobile and cashback savings
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Get long-term peace of mind
If you’re looking to fix and save against the energy price cap, there’s genuinely no better time to switch.
“In my experience, most households don’t actually want to ‘shop around’ every few months — they simply want a fair price, a bit of stability, and the reassurance that they’re not being overcharged. That’s exactly why I recommend UW. When you lock in a strong fixed tariff and bundle your services, you’re not just saving money today — you’re protecting your family’s future bills too. It’s one of the smartest financial decisions you can make in a cost-of-living crisis.” — Jeremy Tromans, Utility Warehouse Partner
