ANALYSIS: Why review power tariffs when councils, government and citizens fail to pay in the first place?

There are small signs that the cost of living crisis may slowly ease over the next few months, but a major battle might be about to begin. The promises of politicians on power prices can no longer defy the laws of physics and economics. And there is probably no point in reviewing power tariffs if many people, and councils, do not pay for the power they consume in the first place.