SSE record £10m mis-selling fine
Energy giant SSE is to be fined £10.5 million for mis-selling in what would be the largest-ever penalty imposed on a supplier, regulator Ofgem said.
Ofgem also investigating three other energy companies
Ofgem is also conducting mis-selling investigations into Scottish Power, Npower and E.ON.
In April 2012, EDF Energy agreed to pay a £4.5m fine to help vulnerable customers for breaching marketing licence conditions.
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SSE door step: 'I felt like I was taking advantage'
We speak to one of those who was actually doing the selling. He left the job because he found he had to 'take advantage of a human being.'
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What to do if you think you have been mis-sold energy
A guide to some of the options open to you as a consumer if you believe you have been mis-sold to by SSE or any other energy company.
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A £10.5m record fine for energy giant SSE
Ofgem's £10.5m fine imposed on SSE is the biggest ever authorities have imposed on an energy supplier.