British Gas Trading / Universal Bank / Fuel Direct / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Northern Ireland / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / / /
IndustryTerm
electricity supplier / gas consumers / separate gas market / energy industry / bank account / electricity consumers / electricity supply / monopoly supplier / energy competition / polarised energy markets / sure energy advice/investment / electricity sector / energy efficiency targets / gas market / energy suppliers / energy efficiency advice / gas prepayment meter consumers / electricity markets / energy / gas competition / energy markets / bank accounts / electricity / polarised energy market / energy efficiency investment / bank / gas suppliers / debt management / open energy markets / energy efficiency / electricity supplier1 / sustainable energy policies / bank accounts15 / gas arrears / /
Organization
Panel / Ofgem EA Fuel Poverty Task Force / Centre for Sustainable Energy Introduction In / Centre for Sustainable Energy / UK Government / Electricity Association Fuel Poverty Task Force / Centre for Sustainable Energy Combating / Benefits Agency / Centre for Sustainable Energy Conclusions / Post Office / NRFC CSE / /
Person
Kavanagh / Helen Liddell / Bulletin / / /
Position
minister / Electricity Association Marshall / Marshal / energy minister / /
Competitive Energy Markets and Low Income Consumers William Baker, Centre for Sustainable Energy Introduction In 1996, the UK Government embarked on a radical programme to fully liberalise the gas and electricity markets