Electricity prices on the Island are set to rise by 30% over two stages.
A rise of 15% will come into effect in April, and a further 15% in July - government says this is to reduce impact on households and businesses.
It means electricity charges for most users will go from 16.9 pence per unit up to 22 pence.
The increase is due to the recent rise in prices globally, which is also being aggravated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Island heritage events return next month
The largest Manx heritage event is celebrating it's 15th anniversary in October.
Museum seeks funding from festive friends
Can you help bring Santa from the North Pole to the West coast this year?
Royal visit for Peel in October
Princess Anne will be on the island next month.
Six Ukrainians moved here this year under relocation scheme, says government
The Cabinet Office says it's granted more than a dozen visas to Ukrainians fleeing war in their home country this year.
Fewer delayed or cancelled flights this year, says airport director
The government conference has heard the number of cancelled and delayed flights at Ronaldsway airport has fallen this year.
Mariners warned about sunken fishing boat
Seafarers approaching a Northern Irish harbour are being warned about a Manx fishing vessel which sank at the weekend.
More disruption to bus services
More buses have been cancelled today as sickness continues to cause problems at Bus Vannin.
2025 bank holiday dates revealed
Get your leave booked in now - because the government's revealed next year's Manx bank holidays!
