Ofgas

British

/ ˈɒfˌɡæs /

acronym

Office of Gas Supply: merged with Offer in 1999 to form Ofgem

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Winter Fuel Allowance Payments Ofgas Grid Claimants Bill Allow early payment of Winter Fuel Allowance to pensioners whose homes are not connected to the mains grid, and instead use oil, liquid petroleum gas or propane gas for heating.

From BBC

Vickers’ team also includes Martin Wolf of the Financial Times, Bill Winters, the former co-chief executive officer of JPMorgan’s investment bank, Martin Taylor, formerly CEO of Barclays, and Clare Spottiswoode, the former head of the gas regulator Ofgas.

From BusinessWeek

The other members of the ICB are former Ofgas director-general Clare Spottiswoode, ex-Barclays chief executive Martin Taylor, former JP Morgan co-chief executive Bill Winters, and Financial Times chief economics commentator Martin Wolf.

From BBC

The other members of the ICB are Clare Spottiswoode, the former director-general of Ofgas; Martin Taylor, a former chief executive of Barclays; Bill Winters, the former co-chief executive of JP Morgan, and Martin Wolf, the chief economics commentator at the Financial Times.

From BBC

It will be chaired by Sir John Vickers, former head of the Office for Fair Trading, who will be accompanied by Martin Wolf, columnist on the Financial Times, Clare Spottiswoode, chairman of the gas regulator Ofgas, Martin Taylor, formerly chief executive of Barclays, and Bill Winters, a former executive at JP Morgan.

From The Guardian

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