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  • Price controls don’t work. It’s time to empower consumers

    March 26, 2014

    CONSUMERS and politicians should draw very careful lessons from the news that SSE, the energy giant, is freezing its prices. This is hardly the victory that some on the left believe it to be. Ed Miliband’s attack on the energy industry last September came at a time of elevated wholesale costs in the energy markets. [...]

  • SSE announces price freeze until 2016

    March 26, 2014

    One of the Big Six energy companies, SSE, has announced that it’s freezing domestic gas and electricity prices at their current levels until January 2016. It's also splitting its retail and wholesale businesses to "improve transparency".  SSE says profits will be lower because of the freeze, but it intends to streamline and simplify its business [...]

  • The green myth: Why renewables destroy jobs

    March 25, 2014

    POLITICIANS and activists are celebrating the news that Siemens is prepared to invest £160m in facilities in and around Hull to produce and install offshore wind turbines. It sounds like good news: 1,000 new jobs. But our embrace of renewable energy will cost jobs overall, not create them. The UK is putting eye-watering amounts of [...]

  • Energy customers who don’t switch are getting charged more

    March 25, 2014

    Looks like energy firms are set for another bashing. New research by think tank IPPR shows that customers who haven’t switched energy suppliers are getting charged substantially more.   The analysis, which comes ahead of the regulators’ decision on competition in the energy market later this week, shows that electricity bills in 2013 for customers [...]

  • Big six defend energy market ahead of competition review

    March 24, 2014

    THE BIG six energy firms yesterday defended competition in the market, ahead of the regulators’ findings on the matter later this week. Ofgem and the Office of Fair Trading are due to decide whether to refer the investigation into whether the energy market operates fairly to the Capital Markets Authority. “Competition in the energy market [...]

  • London Report: Ukraine strife and China data hit FTSE shares

    March 24, 2014

    BRITAIN’S top share index fell yesterday on concerns about the situation in Ukraine and a slowdown in Chinese growth, while energy providers were hit by worries they may be forced to break up their businesses. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index ended 0.6 per cent lower at 6,520.39 points, falling for nine of the past 12 [...]

  • Who’s afraid of a little energy market competition?

    March 24, 2014

    The debate around competition in the energy market is hotting up.   The regulators are due to give their assessment of the market later this week, along with a possible recommendation to refer the investigation to the Capital Markets Authority (CMA). Consumer group Which? and the Federation of Small Businesses have written a joint letter [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 24 March 2014

    March 24, 2014

    FINANCIAL TIMES Heseltine takes control of Haymarket Michael Heseltine has taken full control of Haymarket, the publishing group he co-founded 50 years ago, as it restructures to move its flagship consumer titles online and expand internationally. The 81-year-old former Conservative politician is betting on a recovery in the fortunes of Haymarket, which made a pre-tax [...]

  • Forget energy companies: Blame the regulator for distorting competition

    March 18, 2014

    OFGEM, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will shortly issue an assessment of how well competition in the markets for gas and electricity is serving the interests of households and small firms. But as I argue in the March/April 2014 edition of the European Competition Journal, Ofgem’s regulatory [...]

  • Wishes and predictions for Osborne’s budget

    March 17, 2014

    Business and accountancy advisers BDO has drawn up a wishlist for neglected middle-market firms, looking for a tax allowance for spending on factories and a reduction in employers’ national insurance for manufacturers. BDO also believes that the chancellor could reform business rates in a revenue neutral fashion and announce a fresh review. BDO say that [...]

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