Good Energy warns over Ofgem restrictions to smarter tariffs

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Green energy provider predicts move to restrict the number of energy tariffs utilities can offer could have 'unintended consequences' for clean technologies

Ofgem was yesterday accused of potentially undermining the development of innovative new energy tariffs that could serve to cut bills and carbon emissions, after it brought into effect a raft of new rules...

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