Energy regulator to be quizzed on rapid price increases

The Commissioner for Energy Regulation will be asked to explain today why fuel increases kick in faster than reductions on our gas and electricity bills.

Energy regulator to be quizzed on rapid price increases
Wed, 18 Feb, 2015 - 08:42

The Commissioner for Energy Regulation will be asked to explain today why fuel increases kick in faster than reductions on our gas and electricity bills.

The CER is appearing before the Joint Committee on Transport and Communications.

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