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Ofgem fines SSE £2.06 million for failing to publish inside information about the wholesale energy market
- SSE failed to publish, in a timely manner, information about the future availability of its generation capacity.
- This was likely to have had a significant effect on forward wholesale electricity prices.
- SSE breached legal requirements on the publication of inside information because it made the wrong decision about whether it was in possession of inside information
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Publisher: OFGEM
Keywords: Electricity prices
Countries: UK -
Organisation: Ofgem
Subjects: Electricity markets, Regulation and accountability
