Another of the UK’s small energy companies has gone bust, bringing the total number of energy suppliers that have collapsed in the past three months after a massive surge in energy market prices to 25.
Zog Energy, which supplies gas to around 11,700 households, announced on its website that it had ceased to trade and that the energy regulator Ofgem, would appoint a new supplier to take on its customers.
Ofgem has been forced to find new suppliers for more than 2 million households affected by the collapse of energy suppliers since the start of September. The fate of another 1.7 million Bulb Energy customers is yet to be decided by a special administrator, which was appointed to handle the large-scale collapse.
The current list of suppliers (domestic and none domestic) that have collapsed since the start of this year is shocking, with most being smaller suppliers attempting to offer better deals on household energy bills to customers that simply cannot afford the current ridiculous energy prices.
- 01/12/2021 – Zog Energy – 11,700 Customers
- 25/11/2021 – Orbit Energy – 65,000 Customers
- 25/11/2021 – Entice Energy – 5,400 Customers
- (Possibility) – Bulb Energy – 1,700,000 Customers
- 16/11/2021 – Neon Reef – 30,000 customers
- 16/11/2021 – Social Energy – 5,500 customers
- 03/11/2021 – CNG Energy – 41,000 Customers (Non-Domestic)
- 02/11/2021 – MA Energy – 300 Customers (Non-Domestic)
- 02/11/2021 – Omni Energy – 6000 Customers
- 02/11/2021 – Zebra Power – 14,800 Customers
- 02/11/2021 – Ampower – 300 customers
- 01/11/2021 – Bluegreen Energy – 5900 Customers
- 18/10/2021 – GOTO Energy – 22,000 Customers
- 14/10/2021 – Daligas Energy – 9000 Customers
- 13/10/2021 – Pure Planet – 235,000 Customers
- 13/10/2021 – Colorado Energy – 15,000 Customers
- 29/09/2021 Enstroga – 6000 Customers
- 29/09/2021 – Igloo Energy – 179,000 Customers
- 29/09/2021 – Symbio Energy – 48,000 Customers
- 22/09/2021 – Avro Energy – 580,000 Customers
- 22/09/2021 – Green.Energy – 255,000 Customers
- 14/09/2021 – Peoples Energy – 350,000 Customers
- 14/09/2021 – Utility Point – 220,000 Customers
- 07/09/2021 – PFP Energy – 82,000 Customers
- 07/09/2021 – Moneyplus – 7000 Customers
- 09/08/2021 – HUB Energy – 6000 Customers
- 27/01/2021 – Green Network Energy – 360,000 Customers
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