Ofgem moves to shake up energy bills with zero standing charge tariffs
Ofgem has unveiled plans to force energy suppliers to offer tariffs with low or zero standing charges, giving customers more flexibility in how they pay for their energy. A consultation launched today will explore how these tariffs, set to be available from winter 2025/26, could work in practice.
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Ofgem proposes zero standing charge tariffs for energy suppliersThe proposal is set for implementation by winter 2025/2026, with a consultation launched to explore practical applications.
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