Ofgem unveils plans to tackle £1.7bn anonymous debt pile – Utility Week
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Around £500 million of UK energy bill debt to be written off, says regulator
Watchdog Ofgem said it is planning to “reset and reform” the UK’s growing pile of energy debt, which has added pressure to all household bills. Currently £52 is added to annual household energy bills under the current price cap via a debt allowance to cover energy debts that are never paid and have to be…
Around £500 million of UK energy bill debt to be written off, says regulator
Watchdog Ofgem said it is planning to “reset and reform” the UK’s growing pile of energy debt, which has added pressure to all household bills. Currently £52 is added to annual household energy bills under the current price cap via a debt allowance to cover energy debts that are never paid and have to be…
Around £500 million of UK energy bill debt to be written off, says regulator
Watchdog Ofgem said it is planning to “reset and reform” the UK’s growing pile of energy debt, which has added pressure to all household bills. Currently £52 is added to annual household energy bills under the current price cap via a debt allowance to cover energy debts that are never paid and have to be…
Around £500 million of UK energy bill debt to be written off, says regulator
Watchdog Ofgem said it is planning to “reset and reform” the UK’s growing pile of energy debt, which has added pressure to all household bills. Currently £52 is added to annual household energy bills under the current price cap via a debt allowance to cover energy debts that are never paid and have to be…
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Ofgem could write off £500m of energy debt for 195k households
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