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NEA response to Ofgem consultation on strengthening retail financial resilience and statutory consultation on strengthening Direct Debit rules
Post on 20th Jul 2022
NEA argues that the proposed rules on financial resilience should only be implemented if they do not lead to an increase in the level of the price cap.
Nation / Region:
England
Content Type:Publications
Response to BEIS consultation: Energy Bills Support – Managing the impact of the energy price shock on consumer bills scheme
Post on 09th May 2022
NEA argues that there are significant deficiencies of the scheme
Nation / Region:
England
Content Type:Publications
Smarter Homes for a Smarter Future webinar
Post on 28th Apr 2022
Critical factors for the Adoption of Smart Homes for Energy Efficiency
Content Type:Publications
Response to Ofgem consultation on medium term changes to the price cap methodology
Post on 18th Mar 2022
NEA argues that our clear preference is for the Enhanced Status Quo option.
Nation / Region:
England
Content Type:Publications
Supporting vulnerable energy customers this winter
Post on 26th Jan 2022
This policy briefing highlights the positive steps that can be taken now by the UK Government and energy regulator Ofgem to respond to the current energy crisis and support vulnerable energy customers this winter. It is hoped that this will prompt policy interventions in advance of Ofgem announcing in February the next revision to the energy price cap.
Content Type:Publications
Adapting the price cap methodology for resilience in volatile markets: NEA response to Ofgem consultation
Post on 14th Jan 2022
NEA’s Response to the the Ofgem Statutory Consultation on short term changes to the price cap in April 2022.. NEA believes that the best option for fuel poor households is to “do nothing” and strongly disagrees with the proposals to allow suppliers to charge an exit fee for standard variable tariffs. NEA would support requiring suppliers to make all new tariffs available to existing customers.
Content Type:Publications