The energy regulator's new net zero advisory group is a welcome development, but not having government housing ministers among its membership is a major oversight, argues Good Energy's Kit Dixon
In February's Decarbonisation Action Plan, energy regulator Ofgem trailed its net zero advisory group to the world. Well, now it has arrived. In its recently published Terms of Reference, the regulator...
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