With the price of gas soaring in recent weeks that has left some suppliers to stop production, you may be concerned about your personal cost.
The price of wholesale gas has surged by 250 per cent since the beginning of the year and added 70 per cent just since August, according to figures from Oil & Gas UK.
Depending on what kind of energy deal you're on, your personal energy charge may increase in the coming weeks and months.
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Prices were already set to rise for the 15 million households in Great Britain that are on their supplier’s default tariff because of a major hike in the energy price cap.
Regulator Ofgem had been criticised for the rise, which comes into force on October 1, however, the price cap now seems to be one of the better deals on the market thanks to the current crisis.
Many other energy customers are locked into year-long deals which will fix their price for the 12 months of the contract.
If your contract is coming to an end shortly you will probably have to change to a more expensive deal.
Ofgem has said consumers can expect an average price rise of £135 this winter.
