What the fuck are Ofgem doing? I thought they were meant to be regulating that shit?
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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When I asked this question I was told they regulate the consumer side not the wholesale side. Until that wholesale end gets brought into touch we all fucked
The UK’s biggest energy supplier reported profits of £969m for the first six months of 2023, up almost 900% from £98m in the same period last year.
900% increase in profits.
But they're being forced to raise their prices! They're not price gouging and making profits! Come on, poors, cough up!
Fuckin arseholes.
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