Manx Utilities working on tariffs for the year ahead
Electricity prices on the Isle of Man could rise by up to 39% in the coming months.
Manx Utilities chairman Rob Callister MHK confirmed a rise between 5% and 39% is currently being considered by the body.
However, he told the House of Keys he isn't in a position to confirm the final tariffs at this point.
Mr Callister says the market remains unpredictable:
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