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Has Electricity 4 Business Ltd gone into Liquidation?
Yes. Following the end of administration, Stuart Maddison, Mark Shires and Colin Haig of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP were appointed liquidators of E4B on 14th of October 2009. What has happened to Electricity 4 Business?
Due to the recent volatility in wholesale electricity prices the company has struggled to compete with the leading energy retailers. As of 22 October 2008 Electricity 4 Business Ltd went into Administration and subsequently entered into creditors voluntary liquidation on the 14th of October 2009. What is going to happen to my electricity supply?
You will not suffer any interruption to your supply. British Gas has taken on the supply of your electricity and will contact you to confirm this. After the transfer, Electricity 4 Business will issue your final bill for the period you were supplied by us. I have already begun the process to transfer my supply to EDF, EON, ANOther – what will happen to my supply?
The transfer will continue as normal and your new supplier will contact you to confirm this. After the transfer, Electricity 4 Business will issue your final bill for the period you were supplied by us. Who is responsible for any metering issues (including re-energisation, metering exchanges, etc)?
Your new supplier will be responsible for any issues regarding metering. This includes getting reconnected, having a new meter installed and any other issues. Will I receive a final bill?
All final statements have now been sent out. This final bill reflects your closing balance and any payment should be made to cover the supply of electricity up to the date when British Gas took over your electricity supply as shown on the final bill statement sent to you. What should I do if I have a credit balance (claims Agreement) ?
Claims AgreementElectricity 4 Business is currently in the process of agreeing the unsecured creditor claims, this had started whilst the Company was in administrion and will continue in the liquidation. Once all claims have been recorded and agreed the Liquidators will look to distribute a percentage of the total debt owed to all creditors. It is currently unclear the level of any distribution and this will be dependant on the final level of debtor realisations. If you have not already submitted your claim, please do so using the form Statement of Claim Form (click for copy) and return to Peter Barr of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Benson House, 33 Wellington Street, Leeds, LS1 4JP.
Is there a problem with your phone lines?
We have received high volumes of calls since the announcement of the administration/liquidation. Electricity 4 Business is currently in the process of reopening the telephone lines and dealing with queries. If your call is not answered, please send an email detailing your query to Service@electricity4business.co.uk, and we will endeavour to reply as soon as we can. |
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