Network charging: All change!
Network reform may be a headache, but we must face it head on if our industries are to remain competitive, argues EEF's Dipali Raniga
While 2017 has been a year of big energy policy announcements, a swathe of regulatory initiatives have also kicked off in relation to network charging. This is the rules around who pays for the wires...
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