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Concerns Ofgem’s competition framework is too arbitrary  

Concerns Ofgem’s competition framework is too arbitrary  

Ofgem has dismissed concerns that its competition framework for the household retail market provides “too much freedom to apply arbitrary and potentially contradictory weightings to each policy decision”. The likes of So Energy and the Energy Systems Catapult raised concerns about the lack of weightings of importance of the specific indicators within the framework relating to: consumer engagement & empowerment; market rivalry and; structural parameters of the market.

1 year ago

Ofgem names suppliers which missed RO deadline

2 years ago

Ofgem orders suppliers to declare broker fees

2 years ago

Accelerating the net zero transition at a local level

2 years ago

Call for crackdown on rogue heat pump installers

2 years ago

Ofgem orders suppliers to tackle £1.4bn annual energy theft

2 years ago

ESO sets ‘challenging’ connections reform go-live date

2 years ago

Northern Powergrid first DNO to issue revised grid connection offers

2 years ago

Metro mayors back creation of regional energy system plans

2 years ago

Ofgem extends blackout protection for critical sites

2 years ago

EA records slip in ‘excellent’ bathing water quality

2 years ago

Yorkshire Water pays record £1m civil sanction

2 years ago

ESO permitted to delay release of strategic network plan

2 years ago

Shell’s B2B arm hit with seven-figure fine for overcharging

2 years ago

Calls for small business standing charge freeze

2 years ago

Warning locational pricing could ‘choke’ wind investment  

2 years ago

Proposals for more competitive water sector set out

2 years ago

Prosecution does not help the environment, regulator says

2 years ago

‘Thorough review’ of regulators’ duties planned

2 years ago

Government and Ofgem raise concerns over grid reforms

2 years ago

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