Could network charge reforms slow the clean energy transition?
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport voices concerns about the impact of Ofgem's recent reviews of network charges on those consumers and companies who are driving the clean tech roll out
The design of network charges used to be a bit of a niche interest, even within the energy industry, but this is a key battleground for the future of the energy system in Great Britain. Last year, Ofgem...
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