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ENGIE hit with $1.2m fine as complaints spike

Regulator warns service failures threaten trust as renewables pipeline grows

Energy retailer ENGIE hit with $1.2 million fine over bad service. | Credits: Shutterstock

French renewables giant ENGIE has been fined $1.2 million after becoming Victoria's "most complained-about" energy retailer, a regulatory blow that lands as the French-owned group accelerates a multi-billion-dollar...

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