In case you missed it: Sunday Catch Up from The Regulator Guy


Hi Everyone,
I hope you're all having a great weekend! As promised, here is this week's catch up on everything The Regulator Guy has done. An important note, we have until 20 September to get the responses in to Ofgem's Standing Charges consultation, I know hundreds of you have replied already but if you want your say then please see the link below. As always, if you have any questions please reach out to me at Richard@TheRegulatorGuy.co.uk.
*Disclaimer: I do all of this work for free, no one pays me to review Ofgem/Ofcom consultations (apart from some of you kind souls that have contributed to the crowdfunder, thank you!). So, to fund this work properly going forward, I'm using affiliate links for some of the price comparison services I mention on the site and below. This means that if you click them, run a price comparison and ultimately switch service provider, I will receive a commission. This commission helps fund the regulatory work that I do. The commission does NOT increase the price you pay for the services, you'll see the same prices whether you go through the links below, through the price comparison site directly or if you go direct to the service provider.
- ACTION: Ofgem Standing Charges Consultation!
- *Uswitch: British Gas are offering a fixed rate tariff, £75 cheaper than October price cap, around £125 cheaper than January price cap
- Video: First meeting with Ofcom - My update and our next steps (scroll down to see)
- Blog: Ofcom reach out for a meeting
- Video: Our Broken Energy System
- Blog: Tuesday's Tariffs - 10 September 2024
This coming week I'll be releasing the first sections of the Ofgem report, focusing on the business energy supply sector and how it has contributed to the cost-of-living crisis! Please make sure you're subscribed to my newsletters at theregulatorguy.co.uk to ensure you receive the updates as they're posted.
Thanks everyone, I hope you all have a great week, I'll obviously be back with more updates on the energy market next week.
Thanks,
Richard Winstone