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No standing charge?
Given that Ofgem have tried (and failed) to “simplify” tariffs, do you see a case to bring back zero standing charge tariffs, where the supplier recovers their costs purely from the energy sold? This could keep the price down for low users and make high users contribute more, incentivising the need to reduce usage.
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