Another energy supplier goes bust - advice for landlords and tenants

Another energy supplier goes bust - advice for landlords and tenants

Together Energy, which has 176,000 households on its books, has become the latest supplier to collapse in the wake of the soaring cost of gas.

The firm - part owned by a north of England council - recently deferred making a £12.4m payment to the industry regulator Ofgem, tipping off the sector that the company was in trouble. 
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Source: Landlord Today


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