Proposed plans to cap energy prices at the current price of £1,971 per year for six months from October would mean energy companies would be subsidised to make up the difference above the cap. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Proposed plans to cap energy prices at the current price of £1,971 per year for six months from October would mean energy companies would be subsidised to make up the difference above the cap. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on 15 August 2022 → Survey conducted on 15 August 2022 on 3735 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

If prices are capped, energy companies should be subsidised if costs rise over the cap limit

24%

If prices are capped, energy companies should not be subsidised if costs rise over the cap limit

53%

Don't know

23%

If prices are capped, energy companies should be subsidised if costs rise over the cap limit

24%

If prices are capped, energy companies should not be subsidised if costs rise over the cap limit

53%

Don't know

23%

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