Company and ownership
Who owns ScottishPower?
Wholly owned within Iberdrola S.A., the Spanish-listed utility group.
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Group relationships
Affiliations and related businesses
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Commercial fit
What the supplier offers
- Fixed business electricity and gas
- Renewable electricity options
- Energy solutions and EV charging
Renewable position: ScottishPower is part of Iberdrola and has substantial renewable generation, but supply claims still depend on the tariff and supporting certificates.
This is an independent complaints indicator, not a customer-satisfaction score. Lower is better. It reflects cases reaching Citizens Advice, its Extra Help Unit and the Energy Ombudsman, weighted by severity and divided by customer numbers.
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Points to check
- Do not confuse the competitive supplier with the separately regulated SP Energy Networks businesses.
- Confirm whether the account is handled as SME or I&C.
- Recalculate the quote with your own annual consumption, contract dates and every known fee.
- Confirm broker remuneration, renewal terms, payment method and the complaint escalation route in writing.
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