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The energy supplier could end up having its licence revoked if it fails to comply
In addition, more businesses can benefit from the scheme as the eligibility criteria has been changed to include small businesses with 50 or less employees
The energy supplier told ELN it has merged with a company, which will ensure a ‘very large investment’
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
The energy supplier failed to make some of the FiT payments that were due as part of the payment plans previously set out with the regulator
It also failed to pay compensation over a six-year period to a possible 12,000 affected residents left without gas for more than 24 hours
The supplier was previously banned from taking on new customers due to its poor switching process and customer service
The company failed to pay back millions of pounds to investors
The payments have been made to a total of 15 charities and projects across the UK
The European Court of Justice has suspended the scheme which means the UK cannot hold any auctions either until it receives clearance
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