The bosses behind a string of failed suppliers that cost consumers almost £2 million are back running new energy firms.
Tim Cantle-Jones, 61, who ran the failed Future Energy as well as Northumbria Energy whose customers were bailed out by the industry lifeboat scheme, has in the past few days applied to sell electricity through his new business, Putney Energy. The rescue of these firms, which were both registered to his home address in Newcastle, left households picking up the bill for thousands of stranded customers.
Meanwhile, complaints are pouring in about Neo Energy, an energy firm run by Cantle-Jones’s former business partner Oliver Friedrich, 47, who was a senior figure at Brilliant Energy which has since failed. It held the same supply licence as
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