Around 14 million customers are affected, with two million facing monthly hikes of £25 because they rely on visits from meter readers.
More than 11 million people who submit their own readings can expect to see bills go up by £20 a month, a study by price comparison site uSwitch found.
Current bills do not reflect increased energy use – estimated to be up £16 a month as furloughed or out-of-work Britons spend more time at home watching TV, cooking and working or homeschooling children online.
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