Fuel Strike 'Could Put Gas Bills Up by 20pc' ; Pipeline Closure Brings Warning for Householders
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GAS bills could rise by 20 per cent as a result of the fuel crisis, experts warn.
Industry analysts believe that disruption to a third of our gas supplies following the strike at an oil refinery may lead to a [pounds]200 increase on the average annual bill of [pounds]1,200, as the rising cost of wholesale gas is passed on to the consumer.See the full content of this document
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Fuel Strike 'Could Put Gas Bills Up by 20pc' ; Pipeline Closure Brings Warning for Householders
The 48-hour walkout over pensions began yesterday, at the Grangemouth refinery, in Scotland.
It has forced the closure of BP's Forties pipeline, which delivers 30 per cen...See the full content of this document
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