Ofgem Moves to Protect Suppliers by Relaxing Network Charge Payment Terms
The UK’s industry regulator Ofgem confirmed its decision to allow energy suppliers to defer network payments in light of the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. The new scheme, amounting to £350 million, will support energy providers that are yet to have their investment-grade credit rating.
An Inside Look: Working for E.ON
Employment in this time of crisis can be considered a blessing, especially since a lot of furloughs and job cuts have been happening across industries. Working in the energy sector has been challenging—more so now that customers need this essential service and their suppliers assist them without fail.
The ODFM: Everything You Need To Know
The recent May bank holiday in the UK sparked the lowest-ever electricity demand across the country. While low demand may sound easy to handle, there is a lot of work that goes on to ensure that the National Grid does not collapse. There needs to be a balance between generation and supply across the country.
Npower Named as One of Worst Energy Suppliers Yet Again
The UK Energy sector is continuously changing—right from the development of new plants to net-zero targets and penalties sanctioned by the industry watchdog Ofgem.
However, one thing that remains steady is the complaints related to poor customer
E. ON’s Decade-long History of Run-ins With Ofgem
E.ON is one of the UK’s energy firms that have had a bit of rough history with the industry regulator Ofgem. After a couple of unfortunate incidents, energy companies would usually make efforts to avoid further run-ins with the industry watchdog.
However, E.ON continues to find itself on the wrong side of things with Ofgem even after a decade of trading in the market.
MORE Damning Evidence Against nPower’s Business Practices
As more evidence on nPower’s poor customer handling and business practises come to light, it seems that merely switching over to another provider may not be the solution for a nPower customer.