EDF to pay £3.5m to customers who did not get best deal available
The energy supplier EDF has agreed to pay £3.5m to customers who failed to get the best deal available to them.
The payment, imposed by the regulator Ofgem, is the biggest of its kind.
It will see £50 paid into 70,000 accounts of what EDF describes as its "most vulnerable customers".
EDF denied the amount was a fine or penalty - although the total of £4.5m includes a £1 penalty.
Sarah Harrison is Ofgem's senior partner in charge of enforcement and she told the BBC £1m will also go to Citizens Advice.
09 Mar 2012