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CEOs of US’s top energy firms received average pay raise of $12.3m, review finds

Energy CEOs in the US received average raises of $12.3 million, even as utility bills surged by up to 40%. Despite performance issues, 38 top executives enjoyed significant pay hikes, with some even receiving perks like private jets. Custom...

The Guardian· Apr 29, 2026 · 11:53 AM · 2 views

Energy CEOs in the US received average raises of $12.3 million, even as utility bills surged by up to 40%. Despite performance issues, 38 top executives enjoyed significant pay hikes, with some even receiving perks like private jets. Customers are left questioning the fairness as service complaints rise. #EnergyNews #CEOCompensation #UtilityBills #BusinessNews #Economy

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