British consumer organization demands energy networks repay GBP 7.5 billion
UK electricity and gas consumers have paid far too much, says a new report from British consumer organization Citizen's Advice. They are demanding GBP 7.5 billion is repaid to the consumers via a one-off discount.
British consumer organization Citizen's Advice is accusing energy networks of exploiting UK consumers and is demanding a GBP 7.5 billion (EUR 8.5 billion) repayment to consumers, reports The Guardian.
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