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What is Ofgem's role?
Ofgem is Britain's energy regulator. It's a non-ministerial government department, meaning it operates independently but is accountable to Parliament. Its job is to protect consumers, promote competition, and ensure a reliable energy supply. They opened a consultation on Friday to set the scheme's rules.
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