It follows a tariff review by the regulator
Gas prices on the Isle of Man will be going up by 5.3 percent from 1 July.
The increase has been announced by the Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority following a review of the Island's gas tariffs.
The increase means the domestic heating tariff will rise from 9.76p to 10.29p per unit.
The next tariff review is scheduled for December.
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