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Electricity bills to rise by 2.5% from March

Electricity bills to rise by 2.5% from March
BBC Business Wednesday 11 November 2026, 06:24 UTC 1 min read
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The increase will add just over £1 per week for a typical all-electric home, Jersey Electricity says.

The increase will add just over £1 per week for a typical all-electric home, Jersey Electricity says.
Jersey Electricity (ORG)
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