Regulation

Red-letter day spells disaster for the poorest households

Defra demands 80% CSO cut by 2050

Ofgem orders supplier to provide financial information

Wessex calls for regulatory reform to meet strategic outcomes

Undersea electric ‘superhighway’ moves a step closer

OEP ‘keenly interested’ in agricultural polluters

Ofgem ‘should lock up’ failed suppliers’ hedges

Dispute resolution for microbusinesses introduced

One in four SVT customers in the dark about price increases  

‘Water efficiency needs a seat at the big table’

Centrica: Geopolitical woes fuel case for tougher regulation

The vulnerability of the UK's energy security to geopolitical influences means the sector requires a "robust" regulatory framework, such as the one introduced in banking after the financial crisis, Centrica has warned.

Ofgem pushes ahead with enforcement changes despite concerns

Ofgem investigates National Grid over Cumbria substation

Ofgem has launched an investigation into National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) in respect of its activities at an electrical substation in Cumbria. National Grid said it will fully cooperate with the investigation in an "open and transparent manner".

Ofgem says supplier failure costs may reach £2.4bn

The evolution of water customer engagement