Ofgem to crack down on false green energy tariff claims

Jessica Shankleman
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Energy suppliers will have to clearly explain how their green tariffs provide additional environmental benefits under new plans

Energy suppliers will have to be clearer about the environmental benefits of their so-called "green tariffs" under new Ofgem proposals that aim to crack down on unverified claims. The day after referring...

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