If your energy bills feel higher than ever, you're not alone—and it's not just inflation to blame.

In 2025, rising electricity and gas prices are being driven by a combination of less obvious but powerful forces. For starters, our outdated power grid is under pressure, requiring major investments and upgrades. These costs are passed on to consumers, often hidden within your bill.

Then there’s the issue of energy pricing structures—even with more renewables online, electricity prices are still largely tied to gas markets, which remain volatile due to global events and supply disruptions.

Add to that a mix of government levies, green subsidies, and climate-related policy costs, and suddenly your monthly bill is doing more than just covering usage—it's funding the future of energy.

Understanding where your money is really going is the first step to managing your energy use more wisely—and potentially saving in the long run.