6. To ask the First Minister what steps the Scottish Government plans to take to help vulnerable energy consumers. (S5F-03075)
Almost a quarter of people already live in fuel poverty. On 1 April, more than 1 million households in Scotland will see their bills increase by, on average, £110 a year after the energy watchdog Ofgem increased the cap for those on the default tariff, otherwise known as the variable tariff. There is a question about whether it can any longer be argued that there is a cap. The energy...
—that she has written to the big six energy companies. Will she pressure them to ensure that they have a strategy for vulnerable customers that protects their interests and does not force them to take on the highest tariffs?
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Entered the Scottish Parliament on 6 May 1999 — Election
Also represented Glasgow Kelvin
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