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Who regulates National Gas?
Ofgem, the energy regulator, oversees National Gas. Its role is to protect consumers by ensuring fair prices and reliable supply across the gas and electricity networks. This includes monitoring National Gas's operations to ensure it meets its obligations, especially during periods of high demand like those mentioned in the story.
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