Supplier licence changes
Authorisation, variation and revocation events.
Official data source
Ofgem monitoring
Energy supplier licences, compliance and supply-related notices.
SoonCoverage: Great BritainPart of Utility Watch
Why monitor this register?
Ofgem regulates energy suppliers and markets in Great Britain. Licence changes, enforcement action and supplier failures can directly affect households and businesses.
Registry Radar adds Ofgem sources to Utility Watches — alongside contract renewal reminders so you know before a tariff ends or a supplier status changes.
Monitoring
What Registry Radar watches for
These are the ofgem record changes that most often matter to our customers.
Enforcement & compliance
Regulatory action and licence condition breaches.
Market notices
Supplier exits, appointments and industry-wide updates.
Contract renewals
Reminder signals before energy contracts end.
Also detects: Licence changes, enforcement, supplier status, market notices
Signals
Example alerts you might receive
- Critical
Electricity contract ending soon
British Gas contract due to end on 24 May 2025 — new rates may be significantly higher.
- Important
Supplier licence variation
A material change was recorded for a watched energy supplier.
- Change
Market notice published
Ofgem published an update affecting supply arrangements.
Who uses this source?
- Households & renters
- Small businesses
- Facilities managers
- Energy brokers
Common questions
Does Utility Watch remind me before my contract ends?
Yes. Utility Watch sends contract renewal reminders and alerts if you move out of contract onto higher default rates.
Can I monitor gas and electricity together?
Yes. Utility Watch can cover gas, electricity and telecoms supply points on a single watch.
Related
Connected registers
Put Ofgem changes on your radar
Create a Watch, connect Ofgem to the registers that matter, and receive plain-English Signals when the public record changes.