NEA NI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the consultation on NIE Networks RP7 Price Control.

NEA welcomes the opportunity to respond to these two consultations on Ofwat’s charging rules and tariff innovation.

We are supportive of the government’s net zero strategy and believe that this can be conducive of growth, as well as improving energy security and affordability for fuel poor households.

NEA welcomes the opportunity to respond to the consultation on Ofwat’s draft methodology for PR24

As a regulated company, SSE Airtricity ultimately serves to provide an essential service to consumers in Northern Ireland. The interests of consumers must be at the heart of the Final Determination.

As a regulated company, firmus ultimately serves to provide an essential service to consumers in Northern Ireland. The interests of consumers must be at the heart of the final determination.

NEA argues that the proposed rules on financial resilience should only be implemented if they do not lead to an increase in the level of the price cap.

National Energy Action’s Impact Report highlights the charity’s reach and achievements from April 2021 to March 2022, helping the most vulnerable through an incredibly challenging year.

Low income energy customers face a double burden from the current energy crisis: the rising cost of bills and paying more for their energy due to the poverty premium. The government must introduce a new social tariff to lower the cost of bills for low income households. A social tariff is a targeted discount energy deal for qualifying low income consumers. It is a safety net for eligible households who might be struggling to afford their bills. It is typically below the price of the cheapest available energy tariff and targeted at those living in fuel poverty or on a low income.