- Energy bosses could see bonuses banned if they cause 'significant harm' to consumers under new reforms LBC —
- UK energy regulator to gain powers to block bonuses Financial Times —
- Regulator to get power to ban energy bosses’ bonuses under reforms The Standard —
- Regulator to get power to ban energy bosses’ bonuses under reforms Belfast Telegraph —
- Energy firm bosses could lose bonuses if they ‘break the rules’ in major Ofgem reforms The Independent —
- Bonus ban for failing fat cat energy bosses under new shake-up of watchdog Ofgem Mirror —
UK energy regulator Ofgem reforms
The 'transformation' of Ofgem represents the first major update to the regulator's scope since its founding in 2000.
Under the new rules, energy bosses could be barred from receiving payouts if their firms cause 'significant harm' to consumers or repeatedly breach service standards.
This move follows public outcry over massive profits at energy giants while millions of households struggle with rising bills.
The government aims to create a more accountable energy market that prioritizes the needs of vulnerable customers during the ongoing energy crisis.
Ofgem
United Kingdom government non-ministerial department
United Kingdom government non-ministerial department
United Kingdom
Island country in north-west Europe
Island country in north-west Europe
Rachel Reeves
British politician and current Chancellor of the Exchequer (born 1979)
British politician and current Chancellor of the Exchequer (born 1979)