Evening everyone,
I just wanted to give you a quick update on the work coming in the next few weeks and where I'm going to start calling on you again.
The Ofgem report I've been working on is nearing completion. In the next 3 weeks, you'll see some blog posts from me providing an overview of what to expect from the report. You may remember the one I did 2 weeks ago, the Ofgem Energy Fiasco part 1, highlighting the expenses of failed energy suppliers and Ofgem's lack of regulation forcing that cost onto customers (link below if you'd like to see it). Once the report is finalized, proof-read, and verified, I'll be posting it in its entirety on my blog (fair warning, it'll be large!) and I'll be asking all of you to get involved with calling for action from the government on this critical work.
Please do get involved, sign up to my blog below to get immediate notifications on the publication of the report. I'm also working on creating a system that will email you with reminders of when your insurances, broadband, and energy contracts are due for renewal. To keep up-to-date with when this service is up and running, please also subscribe to the blog!
The time to act is now. Your voice and involvement can make a significant difference. Let's come together and demand the transparency and accountability our energy system desperately needs. The following links below may be helpful to you all, if not, ignore them and enjoy the rest of your weekend, thanks everyone!
- Subscribe to The Regulator Guy's blog
- Cut your energy bills by up to £100 per year by switching to a fixed rate deal*
- The Ofgem Energy Crisis Fiasco - Part 1
Thanks all,
Richard Winstone
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