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Energy Bill Relief Scheme: discounts for fixed, default and variable contracts

The Energy Bill Relief Scheme (EBRS) discount rates for fixed and default/variable contracts and non-standard cases.

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EBRS: discounts for fixed and default / variable contracts (Excel)

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EBRS: discounts for fixed and default / variable contracts (ODS)

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EBRS non-standard cases discounts (Excel)

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EBRS non-standard cases discounts (ODS)

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Details

These tables provide the discount rates available for business and other non-domestic energy users who are on both fixed and default/variable contracts with their energy supplier. They also set out the discount rates available for those eligible to receive the “lower consumption customer” support through the EBRS non-standard cases provision.

The data contained within the tables reflects market developments between October 2022 and March 2023.

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