Sentence examples for simpler tariff from inspiring English sources

Labour would force the energy companies to do three things: separate out the parts of their business that generate energy from the parts that sell to consumers; sell all their energy in an open pool; and introduce a simpler tariff structure which eradicates confusion and allows consumers to properly compare and see if they are getting a fair deal.

They may appreciate the government's simpler tariff structure now.

It is also demanding transparency on estimated bills and meter readings, and simpler tariffs.

Regulator Ofgem has suggested companies offer standard, simpler tariffs.

So Ofgem has proposed that domestic energy customers are offered the choice of simpler tariffs.

Regulator Ofgem has told energy firms they must offer simpler tariffs to help consumers compare prices.

Following a recent review of the UK energy market, Ofgem told energy firms they must offer simpler tariffs to help consumers compare prices.

Sales at SFR fell by 7.5% from the first quarter to 2.8bn euros, due to a price war with competitors including rival Iliad's 'Free Mobile' service which offers cheaper prices and simpler tariffs.

The European Union and the United States must now decide how to approach the negotiations so that they move from simple tariff reductions to the more complicated task of removing domestic regulations in the economic and trade sectors.

The next cheapest deal is Sainsbury's Energy's Online Variable September 2013, which costs £1,068 and pegs the price 6% below their Clear and Simple tariff until 29 September 2013.

We find analytical evidence that when a cleaning technology is available for foreign exporters and the optimal level of import inspections is strictly positive, a penalty imposed on contaminated imports is likely to be superior to a simple tariff policy designed to reduce the overall volume of trade, for low levels of the inspection cost.