British Gas in £5.6 million contracts fine
British Gas has been ordered to pay £5.6m in compensation after being found to have wrongly blocked businesses from switching to new suppliers, Ofgem said.
British Gas has been ordered to pay £5.6m in compensation after being found to have wrongly blocked businesses from switching to new suppliers, Ofgem said.
British Gas have responded to an Ofgem investigation where they were found to have wrongly blocked businesses from switching to new suppliers.
British Gas Business say they have "agreed to a penalty of £800,000 and will invest at least £3.45 million in an energy efficiency".
We have compensated all our current customers affected by this issue and we are in the process on contacting and compensating affected customers who have since moved to other suppliers.
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Stephen Beynon, Managing Director of British Gas Business also said:
We’re sorry these errors occurred and have worked swiftly to change our computer systems and processes, putting controls in place to stop this happening again.
We take any failure to meet our obligations very seriously and will ensure that the new energy efficiency fund we have set up will be a real help to hundreds of small businesses.
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