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UK Energy, future prospects: Unravelling the future of the UK energy market. Daniel Legg. Petroleum Review September 2005, P. 25-26
Utilities may hope that as the residential energy retail market matures the regulator’s touch will lighten and theirs can become more like most other retail industries. Instead, this hope will become a rueful wish when the regulator deepens the role of energy retailers in combating fuel poverty, suggests Daniel Legg, Datamonitor Utilities Analyst.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Subjects: Economics, business and commerce, Retail and marketing, Transformation [Energy processing] (Conversion), Fuel poverty
