While bills are considerably lower than they were two years ago, they're still almost double pre-energy crisis levels. And they're unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels before the end of the decade. Gas and electricity prices can also fluctuate, depending on supply and demand. With uncertainty still affecting the markets, only a few suppliers are able to offer a switchable fixed-rate tariff through MoneySuperMarket. This will allow you to lock into a fixed price and might be a good idea if you'd prefer the peace of mind from knowing that you'll be insulated from further price rises, should these occur. We're hopeful that lower wholesale prices may lead to more and more suppliers slowly offering cheaper fixed tariffs to switch to again soon. When the market returns to normality, it's a good idea to run an energy comparison regularly to check if you can get a better price.