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Heating oil suppliers told compensate customers for price surge at start of Middle East conflict
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The conflict in the Middle East has had a significant impact on global energy markets, leading to price volatility and increased costs for consumers. In the UK, this has been particularly felt by those who rely on heating oil, as they are not connected to the mains gas grid and have limited alternative options. The competition regulator's investigation and subsequent actions aim to protect these vulnerable customers from unfair price increases.
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Heating oil suppliers told compensate customers for price surge at start of Middle East conflict
The competition regulator launched a probe into the heating oil market after the Middle East conflict pushed prices higher, with some customers facing a tripling of their usual bill.
14 Jul, 23:02