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皇冠体育app Energy Secretary has responded today to the biggest ever investigation into the energy market. Amber Rudd said the Competition and Markets Authority鈥檚 recommendations support everything this Government is doing to deliver a fair, competitive energy market that puts the power back into the hands of people across the country.

Since 2014, the CMA - the UK鈥檚 primary competition and consumer authority - has been carrying out an independent, comprehensive investigation into the energy market to find out whether it鈥檚 working for billpayers.

皇冠体育appy found that people could have been paying about 拢1.7 billion a year more than they should be and have recommended three main proposals:

• An Ofgem-controlled database to allow rival suppliers to contact domestic and microbusiness customers who have been stuck on their supplier鈥檚 default tariff for three years or more to help them see if better deals are available.

• A temporary safeguard price control for the 4 million households on pre-payment meters who face limited competition from suppliers and whose ability to switch and find better deals is far more limited than for credit and direct debit customers.

• Removing the four tariff rule to enable suppliers and price comparison websites to offer tariffs designed for certain customer groups.

Responding today, Secretary for State for Energy and Climate Change, Amber Rudd said:

鈥淭his is a wakeup call to the Big 6.

鈥淓nergy customers should get a fair deal from a market that works for them. That鈥檚 why we called for the biggest ever investigation into the energy market and won鈥檛 hesitate to take forward its recommendations.

鈥淭his report goes hand-in-glove with everything this Government is doing to deliver a fair, competitive energy market that puts the families and businesses paying the bills first and the power back in their hands.鈥�

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