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‘Disappointing’ retail strategy is ‘stuck in the past’

‘Disappointing’ retail strategy is ‘stuck in the past’

The government's approach to the energy retail sector in its new strategy have been branded “disappointing” by the sector’s trade body. Energy UK said the multiple proposals presented a confused picture and that the blueprint overall was "looking to address a problem of the past, not looking to the future". Bulb also criticised the approach but consumer bodies welcomed the extension of the price cap.

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