The Mirror rounds up all the ways you can cut your energy costs, plus how to get help if you're struggling with your bills

Households are still paying more for energy than they used to – but there are ways to cut your bill.

The Ofgem price cap is currently set at £1,755 a year for the typical household paying by direct debit, and this is set to rise to £1,758 from January.

The next price cap will come into effect just when most people are cranking up their thermostats during the coldest months.

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Ofgem has previously urged households to consider switching to a fixed energy tariff to cut costs. A fixed energy deal locks the price you pay for unit rates and standing charges for a set period of time.

A comparison table by moneysavingexpert.com shows the cheapest

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