We are lucky really.
We have oil fired central heating, we brimmed our tank in March just before the Ukraine thing was kicking off, heating oil prices did spike after, but like petrol they are coming back down again.
And due to luck and lack of awareness, we had not fixed our enery for a year or so, maybe two prior. We were paying the 30 pence cap and used to that I guess, we fixed in June this year at 35p a unit, until June 2024.
So we wont be paying any more than we are used to really until then. I will be keeping an eye on oil prices but they are creeping down. We go solar installed (although not a super fancy system) that should also cut out about a third of what we pull from the grid and will reduce oil consumption (a little) as well due to a solar excess hot water diverter.
So all in all, our bills are not going to go up, maybe reduce slightly over the next few years at least. Yes of course there was a bit of capital invested in the solar but even so I dont think we would be affected too much. We both work from home (which the solar covers) so we have a ton of money in fuel costs as well.
Obviously it very much depends on circumtances.
There will be a knock on to businesses though, which will knock on to prices, I also have concerns over the economy in general though. The next 6 months are going to be interesting.....