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      • If you are cut off for 24 hours or more, you can claim £95 as a domestic customer or £180 as a non-domestic customer. You can get an extra £40 for each additional 12 hours of being without electricity, up to a total of £360.
      www.ofgem.gov.uk/information-consumers/energy-advice-households/check-compensation-rules-power-cut-or-supply-problem
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  2. Claim back credit from your energy supplier. This advice applies to England. See advice for Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales. If you pay your energy bill by direct debit, you might end up being ‘in credit’ with your supplier - this means that they owe you money.

  3. Mar 26, 2024 · No. If you're in credit at the end of your 'plan year', it'll reduce your direct debit. You can ask for a credit refund at any time, it is not automatic. EDF Energy: If you're in credit at your account review, it will be used to reduce your direct debit or will be automatically refunded if it's over £150 and based on an actual meter reading. E ...

  4. You can claim-back credit you think an energy supplier owes at any time. This guide shows ways a credit balance could build up. It also explains how to claim it back and when refunds should...

  5. If you pay by direct debit with EDF, you get any extra credit automatically refunded on each anniversary of when you first signed up, no matter how much it is. British Gas, Npower, E.on and SSE do the same if you're in credit by £5 or more.

  6. Nov 20, 2023 · Energy firms held a total £8.1 billion of customers’ money at the beginning of 2023, Ofgem has reported. If you’re in credit with your energy supplier, you might be entitled to a refund. We explain your rights and how to make sure you get any money you are owed back.

  7. Jul 31, 2024 · Yes, you don’t have to switch suppliers to get your credit returned to you. However much you have sitting in credit with your supplier, you can ask for it back and request your monthly direct...

  8. Jul 9, 2024 · Getting an energy refund. Are you in credit to your energy supplier? Have you switched but not received a refund from your previous gas and electricity provider? This guide will help you...

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