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Supergas to Pay 36 Million Shekels to Customers Over Unequal Gas Pricing in Central Systems
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First reported by Globes · 23 hours ago
What happened
Supergas Power will pay about 36 million shekels to customers after a class-action suit revealed it charged different gas prices to neighbors connected to the same central system. The settlement includes refunds and future equalization of rates for customers since 2017, pending court approval.
- 01Supergas to compensate customers 36 million shekels for discriminatory gas pricing in central systems.
- 0217 million shekels refunded immediately; remainder paid later as compensation.
- 03Compensation credited to gas bills of customers connected since January 2017.
- 04Supergas commits to equalizing rates for all customers in same system for four years.
- 05Plaintiff discovered she paid nearly double neighbors for gas, prompting lawsuit.
- 06Supergas denies violating law, claiming discounts were customer-initiated, not supplier-offered.
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