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Energy crisis: Five household energy suppliers called out over unjustified direct debit levels

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Ofgem identified Ecotricity, Good Energy, Green Energy UK and Utilita Energy as having inadequate processes, weak governance and controls. The regulator said that urgent action must be taken to improve their processes. It said it would consider taking action against the companies if changes were not made quickly enough.

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Ofgem demands ‘immediate and urgent’ action over energy direct debits

The watchdog said Ecotricity, Good Energy, Green Energy UK, Utilita Energy and TruEnergy must move swiftly or face possible enforcement action.

3 years ago

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Energy firms told to take 'immediate action' after Ofgem finds severe direct debit issues

Energy watchdog Ofgem has told suppliers to take "immediate and urgent action" over the way they charge customers through direct debit.

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Ofgem tells energy firms to take urgent action to fix direct debit problems

Regulator is concerned that gas and electricity customers may fall into debt or overpay unless improvements are made

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Ofgem orders energy suppliers to take urgent action over direct debit ‘failings’

Watchdog said it could take action against the named companies if they do not improve quickly enough

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Energy suppliers told to review soaring direct debits

It comes after 500,000 households saw their direct debit payments double earlier this year.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Energy companies ordered to refund customers overcharged on direct debits

Ofgem finds 'moderate or severe' weaknesses at five energy companies

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK broke the news in United Kingdom 3 years ago on Wednesday, July 13, 2022.

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