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Scottish Power (March 2011) Investigation into compliance with obligations under the gas and electricity supply licences (Standard Licence Condition 27.2A) Ofgem is investigating whether Scottish Power are complying with the requirements of condition 27.2A of their gas and electricity supply licence. Condition 27.2A requires that any difference in the terms and conditions between different payment methods must be reflective of the costs to the supplier of those different methods. The investigation has been launched in relation to the significant difference between Scottish Power’s standard and direct debit tariffs.
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E.ON (March 2011) Investigation into misreporting of the distribution of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) (Article 16(1)(a) of the Electricity and Gas (Carbon Emissions Reduction) Order 2008) Ofgem is investigating the accuracy of information provided by E.ON regarding the way in which it has met obligations on limiting carbon emissions by distributing free light bulbs. Article 16(1)(a) requires that an energy supplier must provide to the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority information relating to: (i) its proposals for complying with any aspect of the carbon emissions reduction obligation; and (ii) whether the supplier has complied with those obligations.
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Opus Energy Limited (May 2011) Investigation into the reporting under the Renewables Obligation (RO) by Opus Energy Limited Ofgem is investigating Opus Energy Limited’s compliance with the requirements under the RO for the reporting of electricity supply data to Ofgem. The RO Orders for England and Wales and for Scotland, which are or were in place at the time to which this investigation relates, require electricity suppliers to report to Ofgem, by 1 July each year, all electricity supplied to customers during the preceding compliance period (from 1 April to 31 March).
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Hi guys, I am trying to sort out my finances, but am quite new to all this stuff. I have a question for you about CCA requests. Is it STILL true that if the lender cannot provide a copy of the original CCA, then the debt is unenforceable? I seem to recall seeing or hearing something about this no longer being true as of November or December of 2010, because of a court case. What I can find on the internet is mostly from 2008 and 2009. Any light you can shed on this would be most appreciated.
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