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This 368-word blog post discusses plans published by the energy regulator, Ofgem, which has been designed to cut household energy bills by £20 a year. The article also looks at the response from energy providers to the new plans.
Written on 9 July 2020.
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Energy regulator Ofgem has published plans designed to cut household energy bills by £20 a year.
The plans would see energy providers cutting their return on investments, instead investing £25 billion over the next five years on greener energy.
Under the present system, around a quarter of consumers’ domestic energy bills go towards network upgrades and maintenance. Investors can achieve a return of nearly 8% on these projects.
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