Ofgem, new bills

Ofgem demands action from energy firms over back billing
The energy regulator Ofgem told BBC's Money Box that it is writing to chief executives demanding to know how many people have been sent "back bills". Back billing is when customers receive new bills for energy used longer than 12 months before - a practice that was banned seven years ago.
Millions hit by 'unfair energy bills thanks to Ofgem loophole'
A report by consumer watchdog Citizens Advice claimed that network operators made use of a regulatory loophole set by Ofgem
Ofgem proposes to ban fixed daily energy charges - what it means for your bills
Every energy supplier could be required to offer tariffs with low or no standing charges, under new proposals from the energy regulator
Ofgem announces major update on plans to scrap charges that add £330 to energy bills
Ofgem announced plans for more low or no standing charge energy tariffs last year, and has today opened a consultation on how this would work
Martin Lewis warns of ‘loophole’ in new Ofgem plans to cut energy standing charges for all households
New plans from Ofgem will see energy suppliers made to offer tariffs with low or no standing charges for winter 2025/26, allowing customers to pay the costs as part of their unit rate instead. The energy regulator said it is consulting on bringing in the option under the price cap that would cover so-called zero standing charge tariffs.
Ofgem announces plans to help people cut energy bills by hundreds
Ofgem has announced plans to help people cut their energy bills. Energy suppliers will be made to offer tariffs with low or no standing charges, meaning customers will be able to pay the costs of their unit rate instead.
Ofgem issues major update on new 'no standing charge' energy tariffs
Energy regulator Ofgem has issued a major update on plans to introduce new energy tariffs with no standing charges. Standing charges are a daily charge paid by all households, which cover the fixed costs of delivering energy to homes and businesses. Currently, the energy price cap dictates the maximum amount energy suppliers can charge.
Ofgem Unveils “Low or No Standing” Charge Energy Tariffs – What It Means for Your Bills
Ofgem has announced plans to introduce low or no standing charge energy tariffs, aiming to provide customers with greater control over how they pay for electricity and gas. The proposal is currently under consultation,
Will Ofgem's 'no standing charges' energy deals REALLY cut bills?
Standing charges are set by energy suppliers and rack up daily, regardless of how much energy you use that day.
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Ofgem proposes zero standing charge tariffs for energy suppliers
The proposal is set for implementation by winter 2025/2026, with a consultation launched to explore practical applications.
Martin Lewis issues warning after Ofgem announces major energy bill shake-up
Ofgem has announced plans that would mean every energy firm has to offer no or low standing charge tariffs from this winter - ...
How much more you'll pay as Ofgem energy price cap to rise to highest level since January 2024
Ofgem has raised the energy price cap for a typical household paying by direct debit to £1,738 per year for the period ...
Ofgem energy price cap to rise to highest level since January 2024, final forecasts claim
While the official rate won’t be known until 25 February when it is announced by regulator Ofgem, a rise is now all but ...
Britain, France to explore electric interconnection of about 1 GW
British energy regulator Ofgem said on Thursday it has agreed with its French counterpart, CRE, to explore further ...
Energy bills set to rise 5 per cent in April, new forecast predicts
Energy bills are set to rise again in April, with the latest forecast suggesting a 5 per cent hike for typical household ...