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Labour promises ‘much tougher’ regulation of energy market

Labour promises ‘much tougher’ regulation of energy market

Labour has pledged to introduce "much tougher" regulation of the energy market, including automatic customer compensation for service failures if it wins next month’s general election. Labour's election manifesto also states that an incoming Labour government would also work with the regulator to reduce standing charges, which are "too much [of a] burden" for billpayers.

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