How big is So Energy UK?

So Energy is a relatively small energy firm. Its founders say it has customer service at its heart and is committed to selling competitive tariffs. Set-up in 2015, it now has more than 200,000 customers and says it's growing fast.

Who owns So Energy UK?

UK renewable energy supplier So Energy has been acquired by Ireland's leading energy company ESB.

Is So Energy likely to go bust?

So Energy recently joined forces with ESB and as a result we are backed by a very stable company with long term plans in the UK, There is no risk to So Energy, all credit balances are safe.

How many customers has So Energy?

So Energy has today (27 August 2021) announced that it will be merging with ESB Energy. So Energy has been helping UK homes to switch to green electricity since 2015, and has around 250,000 domestic energy customers.

Who is the biggest energy company in the UK?

British Gas is the UK's largest energy company and is the greenest supplier of the big six.

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Who are the 6 biggest energy suppliers in UK?

The 'Big Six' is a term widely used to describe the biggest UK energy companies. These days, the Big 6 energy companies are commonly identified as incorporating British Gas, EDF Energy, EON, Npower, Scottish Power and SSE.

Is So Energy a large supplier?

So Energy is a relatively small energy firm. Its founders say it has customer service at its heart and is committed to selling competitive tariffs.

Is So Energy going under?

Last year we announced a merger between So Energy and ESB Energy. We want to let you know that we have changed the name of our Electricity and Gas Supply company to 'So Energy' as a result of us buying the majority ownership of that company.

Is So Energy really green?

So Energy provides electricity from renewable sources. So Energy is a provider of 100% renewable electricity (62% wind, 14% hydro, 17% solar, 7% other) and does not produce nuclear waste. However, it does not supply green gas or offset its carbon emissions, and its cheapest green tariff is quite expensive.

Are Utilita still trading?

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Omni Energy ceased trading as a result of the energy market crisis in October 2021, and Utilita was appointed as the supplier of last resort.

Are So Energy a good company?

So Energy's customers rave about the company. From over 5,000 Trustpilot user reviews, the company is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars (Jan 2021), with many customers highlighting the company's excellent customer service.

What size is So Energy?

So Energy was founded in 2015 and supplies 100% renewable electricity to 230,000 homes across England, Wales and Scotland.

Is So Energy 100 renewable?

We source our 100% renewable electricity from partner generators around Britain (yes, even solar).

Is So Energy a small supplier?

Written by Ben Gallizzi, Senior Content Editor - Energy and Electric Vehicles. So Energy is a small energy supplier offering green energy plans to households in the UK. All of the electricity supplied by So Energy is from renewable sources. In August 2021, it was acquired by ESB Energy.

Is EON next likely to go bust?

With E. ON commanding roughly 14% of the UK market share - the second biggest share in the UK - it is unlikely that the firm will be affected by the ongoing crisis so much as to have to cease operations.

Who runs So Energy?

State-owned ESB has acquired UK energy supplier So Energy, which said the merger will give it the backing and resources to become "the next big green energy supplier in the UK". The merger of So Energy and ESB Energy, the group's UK retail brand, will result in a business serving more than 300,000 customers.

Who does So Energy belong to?

Irish state-owned electricity company ESB has acquired a 75% stake in the energy supplier So Energy. The new combined entity, created following the deal between ESB Energy and So Energy, includes more than 300,000 customers who will not be affected by the merger.

How many tariffs does So Energy have?

They currently have two tariffs for dual fuel customers: So Cherry: When you switch to So Energy, you will be placed on their fixed rate tariff. This comes with a 12-month long commitment and is paid through direct debit.

Which energy companies are in danger of collapse?

Which energy companies are at risk of going bust?

Pure Planet, Ampower, Zebra Energy and Neon Reef are believed to be among the companies at risk of collapse, affecting hundreds of thousands of customers. Pure Planet alone has around 250,000 customers.