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Ofgem reveals forced PPM compensation payments

Ofgem reveals forced PPM compensation payments

Ofgem has published details of the number of customers that have received compensation from their supplier after wrongly having a prepayment meter (PPM) installed. The regulator made the announcement in an update on its ongoing Market Compliance Review (MCR) into involuntary PPM installations, with a further update scheduled for the end of June.

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