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REMA reform package (TNUoS, constraint pricing) · Ofgem consumer-vulnerability segments · scarcity-pricing distributional studies.
When scarcity is priced, who actually pays — and can a rule be kept fair before it is mandated?
REMA reform package (TNUoS, constraint pricing) · Ofgem consumer-vulnerability segments · scarcity-pricing distributional studies.
Drag a scarcity rule; a distributional model recomputes the bill impact across six consumer segments live, with a progressivity verdict.
An efficient scarcity price and a fair one can look identical on a spreadsheet — until you see where the cost lands. Drag the scarcity curve, choose how cost is allocated, and watch the bill impact ripple across six consumer segments in shadow mode. The point: test the distributional effect before the rule is mandated, not after it hits bills.