Energy companies in Northern Ireland are reducing prices for households on Tuesday due to the Energy Price Guarantee scheme
Under the scheme, householders will still pay for all the gas and electricity they use.
Some customers' bills will still exceed £2,500 this year, if they use more energy than the typical household.which is an additional government plan to help people with energy costs this winter.BBC News NI asked the main electricity and gas suppliers in Northern Ireland what the cap on prices would mean for their customers.
"The scheme will apply a discount to the unit prices of electricity and gas and all suppliers will apply the same discount." He encouraged customers to shop around and compare tariffs from different suppliers to make sure they are getting the best price per unit.
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