SSE to pay £9.8m penalty for licence breach

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Energy giant SSE is to pay a £9.8 million penalty after breaching its generation licence, the industry regulator has announced.

Ofgem said a detailed investigation found that the FTSE 100 company’s generation arm overcharged the National Grid Electricity System Operator during a time of so-called transmission constraint.

The electricity system operator takes action to manage flows across the network to increase and decrease the amount of electricity produced by different generators. Ofgem’s probe, which was launched in October 2021, found that SSE made the bid prices it charged the electricity system operator to lower output from the Foyers pumped storage power station in North Ayrshire,Ofgem said that, while there was no evidence to suggest the actions were deliberate, it found that SSE breached the rules in place.

 

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