The Latest Breaking News from Ofgem

UK energy regulator Ofgem wants to make its voluntary code of practice on prepayment meters compulsory. It introduced the code in April 2022 to protect people from being forced onto prepayment meters for gas and electricity.

The reintroduction of Ofgem's price cap has prompted some suppliers to bring back cheaper fixed deals -most of them for existing customers - which disappeared following the energy crisis

Ofgem has made to its definition of 'average use' due to households using less energy

Ofgem's July price cap sits at £2,074 - this means the average annual bill for the typical household will drop by around £426 from the previous rate of £2,500

Thames Water’s woes are a sign that basic oversight of critical industries simply isn’t happening, says Nick Butler of King’s College London

Food prices increasing at their fastest rate in almost 45 years, ONS has warned

Ofgem told suppliers they must not repay dividends to investors until they can prove they are financially robust.

Ofgem’s next price cap announcement will come in August

The upcoming changes involve revenge porn laws, places of worship, energy bills, stamps, and stop and search rules