Ofgem announces 4% rise to three-year-high energy price cap
Ofgem announces 4% rise to three-year-high energy price cap Environment Journal
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Ofgem announces 4% rise to three-year-high energy price cap Environment Journal
New - Marc Stears, the director of UCL Policy Lab, is joining Number 10 as a special advisor to Andy Burnham. Close to Ed Miliband, Stears has done a lot of work and research recently on the splintering progressive vote, especially stressing the importance of climate
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The inquiry directly covers infrastructure resilience, extreme weather and adaptation funding, all relevant to our UK-wide operations and investment planning. It gives us a timely opportunity to support practical resilience measures and ensure infrastructure operators’ delivery and cost concerns are understood.
The 2027 prequalification changes could affect energy-market participation, investment assumptions and operating costs; we need the consultation detail before judging Northstar’s exposure.
The changes could affect Northstar’s energy investment, market participation or operating costs, but our direct exposure is not yet confirmed.
Northstar is a UK infrastructure and consumer services group potentially exposed to electricity security, affordability, network resilience and the regulatory framework for low-carbon investment. The inquiry could influence future energy policy and offers an opportunity to support practical transition measures that protect investment and affordability.
Higher household bills will intensify affordability and political pressure, while potentially increasing energy-cost exposure across our operations and consumer services.
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