Regulation

Latest

Ofgem reveals forced PPM compensation payments

Ofgem reveals forced PPM compensation payments

Ofgem has published details of the number of customers that have received compensation from their supplier after wrongly having a prepayment meter (PPM) installed. The regulator made the announcement in an update on its ongoing Market Compliance Review (MCR) into involuntary PPM installations, with a further update scheduled for the end of June.

8 months ago

Energy suppliers ‘repeatedly reject’ code mod to prevent dumb meters

8 months ago

Heated debate | Hydrogen blame game is strange and unhelpful

8 months ago

Weekend press round-up: Ministers willing to let bills rise to keep Thames afloat 

8 months ago

Ofwat promises PR24 will be ‘more generous’ to investors

8 months ago

Thames CEO: Shareholder U-turn does not mean special administration

8 months ago

Former regulator renews call for negotiated network price controls 

8 months ago

Thames backers withdraw funding pledge

8 months ago

Price protection in a flexible world

8 months ago

Water company employees encouraged to blow whistle on sewage pollution

8 months ago

Ofgem: Industry opposed to linking transmission charges to constraint costs 

8 months ago

Collaborative action is tackling grid connection delays but we need to go faster and further

8 months ago

Ofgem considers introducing ‘dynamic’ price cap

8 months ago

Suppliers held billions of pounds in customer credit balances last year

8 months ago

Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

8 months ago

Best and worst suppliers for customer service revealed

8 months ago

Charities slam ‘unacceptable’ £74m Warm Home Discount underspend

8 months ago

Ofgem: Sizewell C costs need to be locked down before construction begins

8 months ago

Green light for £2bn England-Scotland ‘electricity superhighway’

8 months ago

Call for consumer-led ‘pathway planning’ for distribution networks

8 months ago

Load More