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Energy weekly highlights—1 December 2022

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Published on: 01 December 2022
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Table of contents

  • Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing
  • BEIS announces further measures for UK's energy independence
  • BEIS publishes letter regarding energy bill direct debit rise
  • Ofgem launches new proposals to protect consumers and strengthen energy market
  • Energy Price Guarantee rates for January–March 2023 published
  • ECO+ scheme to support households with energy bills launched
  • Guarantees of Origin of Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources and High-efficiency Cogeneration (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2022
  • Ofgem decides to approve BSC modification P427
  • Ofgem announces approval of SEC modification MP162
  • Ofgem issues Provisional Orders to Delta

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Article summary

This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes BEIS’ announcement on further measures for UK’s energy independence, its Energy Price Guarantee rates for electricity and gas in Great Britain and Northern Ireland for January–March 2023, Ofgem’s reforms to improve consumer protection and strengthen energy market resilience, its consultation launch on the approach to reviewing SMNCC allowances, and the Council of the EU’s agreement on emergency gas measures to tackle volatility in the gas market.

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