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Ofgem announces plans for major update - have your say

Energy suppliers will be required to offer tariffs with low or no standing charges starting in winter 2025/26, according to Ofgem's latest plans.
Ofgem's consultation on implementing these tariffs began and will end on March 20, 2025, following their proposal from last year.
Ofgem has cautioned that high energy users might face rising costs if standing charges are shifted to unit rates.
Charlotte Friel stated that Ofgem aims to provide tariff options that minimize bills while protecting vulnerable consumers from potential price increases.

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