LONDON: British utility SSE (SSE.L) has decided to reduce household gas prices by 4.1 percent on April 30 and extend its price freeze guarantee by at least six months.
According to Scotland-based firm, which will report full-year results on May 20, is also expecting to pay shareholders a dividend for 2014/15 at least equal to inflation. The utility added that it expects full-year adjusted earnings to be around the same level achieved in 2013/14.
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