SSE Airtricity customers given €35 credit to pay bills as company keeps promise to forgo profits
All SSE Airtricity customers will be given €35 credit to pay their bills as the company keeps its promise to forgo profits this year.
Nikki Flanders, Managing Director of SSE Energy Customer Solutions said: “We’ve recently seen reductions in wholesale market prices however, they remain high compared to historic levels. She added: “The €35 we are giving back today represents all of the profit we made as an energy supplier returned on customers’ bills; this means we have provided energy to customers during this difficult time ‘at cost’.
Michael Kilcoyne, who is the Chairperson of the Consumer Association of Ireland, said it wasn't good enough. Michael Kilcoyne said he believes Electric Ireland customers should have their debt written off - while those with Bord Gais Energy should be given “free units of electricity” as a gesture of goodwill.
They added: “This has resulted in less than 1% of our electricity customers having their bill delayed.”
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