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.@Ofgem has approved a modification to the Connection and Use of System Code in the UK, enabling faster connections for small-scale energy projects, such as community energy projects. Read more: ow.ly/bHeS50VSogk

Today marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2025. Accessibility is hugely important to us at Ofgem. Find out some of the ways we have made and are making our content more accessible by tapping the link to our Facebook post below 👇 ow.ly/MoXt50VT3BF GlobalA11yAwarenessDay #GAAD

.National Energy System Operator has announced that its methodology for developing the first Strategic Spatial Energy Plan (SSEP) has been approved by the Secretary of State and Ofgem 🎉 The SSEP will provide the first high-level blueprint for Great Britain's energy infrastructure from 2030 to

What happens if... your supplier doesn't respond to your complaint? Follow the link for more info on how to; 📱 Contact your supplier again ✉️ Get a letter template ⚡ Escalate the complaint with the Energy Ombudsman Service 📄 Keep records 👇 ow.ly/V4qL50VOxPx

🚨 The RTS signal will be switched off from 30 June 2025. This means everyone with an RTS electricity meter needs to have a new one installed. If your energy supplier contacts you, act now. Find out if you have an RTS meter and get support here: ow.ly/7bCs50VHFm8

There are many different schemes in place to help you pay your energy bills, as well as benefits, grants and help offered by the government and energy suppliers. To see if you qualify for support, click here ⬇️ ow.ly/o8en50UJnBi

Your energy supplier should be your first point of contact if you have a problem with their service – they must have an adequate complaints process. For advice on how to contact them and get the support you need, look here ➡️ ow.ly/GxYt50UuZq5

There are many misconceptions about the energy price cap that Ofgem sets every three months ⚡ 👉 Swipe through our carousel to find out some of them 🔗 Or tap the link to learn more about the price cap: ow.ly/RAEO50VUVx7 #Pricecap #Ofgem #Energy

A fixed-rate tariff can be a good way of being certain of your outgoings every month. Signing up for a fixed-rate now might mean you avoid price rises in the future. Helping you be #EnergyAware

You can get help with the cost of living from your local council through the ‘Household Support Fund’. This is aimed at anyone vulnerable or who cannot pay for essentials. Look here for more ⬇️ ow.ly/nbKq50V8cvr

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On Wednesday, the Ofgem team were in Edinburgh visiting Flexitricity, an energy company that specialises in flexible energy solutions. We had a constructive conversation with Flexitricity about data, AI, market practices and regulatory compliance.

The quarterly energy price cap will change from £1,849 on 1 July 2025. The new #pricecap is £1,720. It's a cap on energy unit price plus standing charge, not a cap on total bills. More ⬇️ ow.ly/q01v50VXxsp

From 1 July 2025, the average price cap unit rates for energy are changing for all customers, and standing charges will also fall for most customers. These are caps on unit rates plus the standing charge (not a cap on your total bill). ow.ly/G5ah50VX766

Different costs make up our energy bills, including standing charges – a daily fixed charge we pay suppliers for gas 🔥 & electricity ⚡ There are lots of questions about them. Click the link below to read our guide ⬇️ ow.ly/8cTc50VX8mI

📈 Fixed energy tariffs can provide certainty for monthly expenses and can be cheaper than the price cap. Follow the link to find out more about the best deal for you ⬇️ ow.ly/zHv550VX8qh

If you’re worried about paying your energy bill, reach out to your supplier right away. There are many schemes to assist with energy bills, including government grants and support. To see if you qualify ⬇️ ow.ly/Ha1T50VX8Bt

Did you know that, under our rules, suppliers have to work with you to create an affordable payment plan if you ask for it? For information on how to do so ⬇️ ow.ly/uVvr50VX8Oa

The new price cap from 1 July 2025 will be £1,720. Here are answers to five questions you have asked about the price cap 📽⬇️

🚨 The RTS signal will be switched off from 30 June 2025. This means everyone with an RTS electricity meter needs to have a new one installed. If your energy supplier contacts you, act now. Find out if you have an RTS meter and get support here: ow.ly/7bCs50VHFm8