Under Ofgem's proposals the watchdog has called for an end to this practice
and urged suppliers to sign up to the new guidelines and an independent
accreditation scheme that would ensure only firms offering "additional"
environmental benefits through their green tariffs can market them as green. It
also proposes a gold, silver and bronze ranking system whereby tariffs are
awarded a different badge based on the amount they invest in delivering these
additional benefits.
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