Electricity and gas regulator Ofgem has reappointed all 11 firms on its E-Serve panel after exercising an option to extend its legal services framework for a further two years.
October 21, 2014 at 11:27 AM
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Electricity and gas regulator Ofgem has reappointed all 11 firms on its E-Serve panel after exercising an option to extend its legal services framework for a further two years.
Ofgem’s E-Serve division focuses on delivering the government’s consumer and environmental schemes, as well as renewables and energy efficiency to help meet the government’s decarbonisation targets.
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