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Regulator wants to lower cost of connecting nuclear plant to the grid
Jonathan Brearley to take over from Dermot Nolan in February
Ofgem penalises company’s trading platform after watchdog found individual engaged in ‘spoofing’
Regulator probes electricity cuts that hit more than 1m homes and businesses
Ofgem to reduce ceiling on default tariffs from October to reflect fall in wholesale prices
Regulator says reform will reduce costs to consumers by £6bn over 5 years
Company agrees record settlement for lengthy disconnections and poor record-keeping
Moneysupermarket said that its customers have been looking for cheaper prices with new suppliers
Decision comes after several small household suppliers collapsed
Company is third to fold this year as regulator looks to tighten entry requirements
Mechanism could potentially provide unlimited money to companies unable to service debts
Up to 15m households on default and pre-paid tariffs to see bills rise
Ofgem — and Theresa May — had promised protection from ‘rip off’ prices
Regulator’s move sparks fears that spate of supplier failures will continue into 2019
Regulator urged to tighten rules for newcomers as number of failing companies grows
Which? report supports concerns that suppliers are compensating for price cap
Regulator says reforms would save consumers up to £45 a year
UK company, which has 290,000 customers, is seventh provider to fold in 2018
Innogy books €748m impairment charge as UK supplier struggles with competition
Cap will save customers around £76 a year
Don’t rely on Ofgem to get your energy bills down
Watchdog’s survey of 3,000 individuals found 57% were dissatisfied with how grievances were dealt with
