If Ofgem looked closely at your business tomorrow, how well would your compliance hold up? This ten minute check shows you where you are exposed.
Why this exists. Compliance rarely fails because a supplier meant to break the rules. It fails because the obligations were not clearly understood, the evidence could not be produced when asked, or a problem surfaced too late to fix quietly. Under real scrutiny, the gap between believing you are compliant and being able to prove it is where the risk sits.
This check tests the twelve things that determine how well you would stand up to regulatory scrutiny, across four areas.
Please answer every question so the score reflects the whole picture.
Christopher Fagan led compliance and enforcement on a multi billion pound Ofgem scheme, assessing suppliers and steering them through to delivery under intense scrutiny. If a review, an information notice, or a new obligation is on your horizon, a short, confidential conversation will help you get ready on your terms.
Book a confidential compliance reviewThis is a general readiness indicator, not legal or regulatory advice, and not a substitute for a proper compliance review. Treat an amber or red as a prompt to look harder at the specifics with people who know the regime.