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Ex-Ofgem CEO fears abuse of regulator’s net zero mandate 

Ex-Ofgem CEO fears abuse of regulator’s net zero mandate 

A former Ofgem chief has told Utility Week that he fears energy companies could use the regulator’s proposed net zero mandate to push through investments that are not in consumers’ best interests. Dermot Nolan said while he was “broadly supportive” of the move he was concerned about some firms abusing the net zero duty.

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