People living with a terminal illness can face energy bills up to 75% higher than average. This is because they may spend more time at home, need extra heating, need to wash bedding more frequently, and/or rely on vital at-home medical equipment.
Marie Curie's research shows that a specialist Social Energy Tariff could lift 54,000 terminally ill people out of fuel poverty every year - giving them the warmth, comfort and dignity they deserve at the end of life.