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9 The consultation document acknowledges the risk of cost overruns, but considers that these are outweighed by reductions in the cost of capital, that ‘consumer savings would be robust

As we outlined in our original response to the consultation on Social Obligations Reporting we support minimising the implementation time for reporting changes where possible, so that

The reason for this is that the default tariff cap is subject to legislative sunset provisions that mean it must expire no later than December 2023, and this may come too soon for

We also understand there are additional privacy questions that need to be worked through around how a consumer’s decision to opt out of Half Hourly Settlement HHS is fed into the

The nature of a recommendation, as de ned in the statutory consultation, is that it ‘gives, or is likely to give the Domestic Customer the impression that a particular product or

Below is a summary of these principles with examples of how we have applied them to different issues covered in our consultation responses: ● Limiting costs to consumers​: for

TOM functionality We agree with Ofgem that the in developing new TOM arrangements it: ● shouldn’t impede consumer choice to have multiple energy providers, ● shouldn’t impede

The Energy UK research mentioned above showed that 84% of consumers would not be willing to pay more to switch suppliers within 24 hours4, while Ofgem estimates that 85% of the costs