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Market Stabilisation Charge triggered for the first time

Market Stabilisation Charge triggered for the first time

Ofgem has confirmed the Market Stabilisation Charge (MSC) has been triggered for the first time. Brought in earlier this year, the MSC is paid by suppliers gaining new customers to suppliers losing them if wholesale prices fall “considerably below” the relevant wholesale price cap index.

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Court orders failed suppliers to hand over RO payments to Ofgem

2 years ago

Suppliers put on notice over prepayment remote switching

2 years ago

Water companies claimed to owe £163m in damages for sewage discharges

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Ofwat reduces penalties for missed ODIs

2 years ago

Suppliers to pay out £800,000 to FiT generators

2 years ago

Southern came ‘very close’ to special administration

2 years ago

MPs ‘not convinced’ Ofgem has skills for bank-style regulation

A heavyweight Parliamentary committee has said it is ‘not convinced’ that Ofgem has the ‘skills and capability’ to undertake the more ‘proactive’ role regulating the energy supplier market, which the watchdog is moving towards.

2 years ago

Black urges water bosses to talk openly about sewage discharges

2 years ago

Preparing for PR24 and beyond: Carbon credentials

Date: 25/11/2022 11:00 am

Supplier banned from taking on new customers

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RO mutualisation confirmed for fifth consecutive year

2 years ago

Ofgem slows work on longer-term network charging reforms

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Penrose: Private utility model ‘wobblier’ than in decades

2 years ago

New licence condition proposed to reduce balancing costs

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Ofgem provisionally approves £426m of SoLR levy claims

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Suppliers given extra year to replace smart meters

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RO methodology fuelling mutualisation risk, says EDF MD

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Suppliers missed RO deadline leaving £163m shortfall

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Brexit is a ‘massive opportunity’ to rethink regulation

2 years ago

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