UK energy regulator plans to introduce zero standing charge tariffs
British energy regulator Ofgem on Thursday proposed that all energy suppliers offer tariffs with low or no standing charges, allowing consumers to pay these costs as part of their unit rate, to give them more flexibility in managing energy bills.
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British Gas, Octopus Energy and EON customers could save £338 after daily fee axedOfgem has announced new rules that will force suppliers to offer "zero standing charge" tariffs to UK households ...
The British Gas Energy Trust also provides financial support of up to £2,000 to customers with other suppliers.
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