If you have an unresolved dispute about an energy product or service we may be able to help. Information for transferring SoLR customers from a recently closed supplier is available below. British Gas: Evolve customers should continue their dispute with British Gas.
We’re taking part in a new initiative called Access for All, which aims to make sure everyone who should have access to Energy Ombudsman’s service is able to do so easily.
If you’re a British Gas customer and have received a message about this, there’s no cause for concern — it simply means you’ve been included in the trial. If you'd like to use our service, simply follow the steps outlined in the message.
Tomato Energy ceased trading on 05 November 2025. As a result, we are not accepting any new disputes about the company. British Gas has been appointed by Ofgem to take on Tomato Energy customers. If you raised a dispute with us about Tomato Energy before the company ceased trading, we'll be providing a written update as soon as possible.
Rebel Energy ceased trading on the 1st April 2025.
Together Energy ceased trading on the 18th January 2022. We've now provided a written update to affected consumers.
Neon Reef & Social Energy Supply Ltd ceased trading on 16th November 2021.
People's Energy ceased trading on 14th September 2021.
PfP Energy & MoneyPlus Energy ceased trading on 7th September 2021.
Simplicity Energy ceased trading on 27th January 2021.
Bluegreen Energy & Zebra Power ceased trading on the 1st & 2nd November 2021 (respectively).
As a result of the companies ceasing to trade, we are not accepting any new disputes about these companies. If you are unhappy with any element of the service provided by British Gas (or British Gas Evolve) as your new supplier, you should contact them in the first instance. What is SoLR?
We understand that complaints can be emotive and consumers who contact us may be angry or upset. We will always do our best to help. We also have a duty of care and ask that users of our service are polite to our colleagues. We will not tolerate any communication we deem to contain abusive language. You can read more about this on our Working Together page.
Creating your case online is the fastest way to get your information to us, however you can also do this by email, telephone and post.
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