Major update for 15,300 customers with collapsed energy supplier as new provider takes over.
10.11.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
10.11.2025
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Important update after the bankruptcy of the energy supplier
Recent days have been significant for the energy supplier Tomato Energy, which recently announced the cessation of its operations. This came after accumulating substantial debts and receiving a fine of £1.5 million. Tomato Energy served 15,300 households and 8,400 businesses.The company confirmed its decision to cease trading last week, after being prohibited from acquiring new customers in April.“It was a difficult choice, but unfortunately, we had no other option,” representatives of the company stated.As a result of the bankruptcy, customers of Tomato Energy will be redirected to new suppliers who will take on their obligations.In the current situation, it is important for all customers to receive timely information about new suppliers and service terms. The bankruptcy of Tomato Energy raises questions about the stability of the energy market and the need for reliable suppliers for consumers.
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