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Will regulation bring energy bills down?     25-Nov-08 11:54 AM    
As of yesterday, Ofgem, the energy regulator, is to produce quarterly reports highlighting the discrepancy between wholesale and retail energy prices.

The government says if it finds this discrepancy to be excessive, it will pass legislation to bring prices down.

Not likely.
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