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Research has found that some households are paying up to £340 more on their energy bills because their homes are not insulated well enough.

In the UK, whether you are a tenant or a homeowner, your house will have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), which tells you how energy efficient the property is.

Checking this could show you whether you are one of millions of people living in a home that costs more to heat. People living in poorly insulated homes are paying roughly 50 per cent more on heating than those living in properties that meet government environmental targets, the research has found. READ MORE: Last day to 'stock up' on essential item that will be hiked in price tomorrow Analysis from the Energy and Climate Change Intelligence Unit (ECIU) found the average annual gas bill will be around £340 higher per year for homes with an EPC score of F, even with the new energy price cap, which comes into effect from today (April 1).

Homes with an F on their EPC rating are among the leakiest homes in the country, with the heat generated inside the property by its gas boilers escaping almost as quickly as it is made.

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