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Last seen: Aug 14, 2026
Are you an academic @lucia?
Further falls in wholesale gas will help the next price cap if it is sustained.
Thanks @transparent From the Reform councilors and MPs you have spoken to, do you think Reform would do better than Labour on Net Zero?
Good to know @transparent What do you think reform would do differently nationally from the chats you have had? Can you share that or is it conf...
That would be interesting... Can you imagine what net zero would be like under the conservatives or reform?
I personally suspect quite a lot of fat given the number of commercial companies involved and the arbitrary drive for a date IMHO. Many suppliers h...
Yep, that makes total sense, competition will be the big driver I am sure. For Tracker "We review the Tracker formula and standing charge every t...
Martin Lewis is asking questions around other tariffs including fixed rate tariff so we may get a response. Ultimately it is a commercial decision....
£148m opex and capex for ofgem in 2025/2026 loaded onto companies ofgem licence, which is then up to them how they pass on the costs. We can probab...
The Renewal Obligation is the early subsidy that was given to wind, solar, burning rubbish etc. It was for 20 years and gradually finishes between 202...
Useful table showing where all the levies are. This doesn't include the extra costs for CfD, network upgrades, capacity market, balancing costs, ...
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