Green levies row escalates as SSE announces price hike

James Murray
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Energy giant blames wholesale costs, network charges and government levies for latest 8.2 per cent increase in energy prices

SSE has fuelled the escalating row over energy bills by announcing today that it will increase household electricity and gas tariffs by an average of 8.2 per cent in a response to rising wholesale energy...

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