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Government accuses suppliers of lying about forced PPM installs

Government accuses suppliers of lying about forced PPM installs

The government has accused energy retailers of lying about when they stopped the forced installation of prepayment meters. It comes after Energy UK chief executive Emma Pinchbeck accused Grant Shapps of producing “inaccurate” PR around the action taken by suppliers to halt their warrant activity.

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