What Ofgem does
Regulates gas and electricity markets in Great Britain. Issues licences for generation, transmission, distribution, and supply. Protects consumers and promotes competition. Also administers renewable energy schemes (ROCs, FIT legacy, CfD).
Key licences: Generation, Supply, Distribution, Transmission. Renewable energy accreditation: ROCs, REGOs. Major decisions appealable to CMA.
Contact Ofgem
- Phone
- 020 7901 7000
Official guidance from Ofgem
Curated guidance documents to help you understand your obligations.
Ofgem energy sector guidance (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
Ofgem licensing (Great Britain) (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
Adjustments to the Guaranteed Standards of Performance: 2025 | Ofgem (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
Adjustments to the Guaranteed Standards of Performance prescribed sums in line with inflation | Ofgem (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
Apply for an electricity supply licence (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC) (opens in a new tab)
Other
Correction slip: Implementation date for insertion of paragraph 23.2A and schedules 3 and 4 of standard condition 23 | Ofgem (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
FIT Amendment Orders and Amended Licence Conditions | Ofgem (opens in a new tab)
Detailed Guidance
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Legal framework
Legislation that Ofgem directly enforces.
Primary legislation
Secondary legislation
… and 184 more statutory instruments.
Related legislation
Legislation connected to Ofgem’s remit but not directly enforced — establishing Acts, amendments, referenced legislation, and context.
Administered / monitored
Referenced in enforcement
Other publications
2 additional documents from Ofgem.