US EditionThe electricity supplier Ohm Energie receives a record fine of 6 million euros for abusive practices
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The electricity supplier Ohm Energie is subject to a record penalty of 6 million euros for abusive practice in the context of the 2022 energy crisis
The company is fined for having abused the right to buy cheap nuclear electricity from EDF, reselling it on the markets, which were at an all-time high, rather than benefiting its customers.
The electricity supplier is hit with a record fine of 6 million euros for abusive practices in the context of the 2022 energy crisis, announced on Monday the Regulatory Commission.
The electricity supplier Ohm Energie receives a record fine of 6 million euros for abusive practices
The company is also mentioned in the latest annual report of the Energy Ombudsman, which awards it and three other suppliers a “red card” for its commercial practices.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) accuses the natural gas and electricity supplier of reselling at high prices on wholesale markets a portion of the production intended for its customers. This is the heaviest penalty ever imposed by the energy regulator.
Electricity provider Ohm Energie was ordered to pay a record fine of 6 million euros for abusive practices in the context of the 2022 energy crisis, announced Monday the Energy Regulation Commission (CRE).
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