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General · 3 June 2026

Ovo pays £10m for not watching vulnerable customers

Ovo pays £10m for not watching vulnerable customers

Ovo Energy has to pay over £10 million for not properly supporting its most vulnerable prepayment meter customers. Energy watchdog Ofgem found the company's inadequate monitoring meant they breached rules, leaving these customers vulnerable. This includes £7 million for Ofgem's redress fund and £3.4 million in credit and debt relief for some customers.

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