energy suppliers
The regulator said Delta Gas and Power, GnERGY, Robin Hood Energy and Toto Energy could lose their licence if the Renewables Obligation payments are not made
New research reveals some energy companies are still rolling out outdated smart meters that fail to work when consumers move to a different supplier
Ofgem has launched a review, following which the regulator expects the rule to be implemented from early 2020
More than 440,000 customers moved to a different power supplier last month
Suppliers must provide proof of sufficient funding for the first year of operation
Citizens Advice estimates that is the total amount left behind by the failed energy suppliers
Under the proposals, the Competition and Markets Authority will receive new powers to decide if consumer law has been broken by companies
The figure is said to be significantly higher than those who have switched home insurance, broadband, telephone providers and banks
The Smart Export Guarantee places a legal obligation on energy suppliers with more than 150,000 customers to introduce export tariffs by 1st January 2020
ELN News Editor Priyanka Shrestha talks to Christian Coles and Richard Nicholls about challenges facing the energy market and the energy future they would like to see.
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