Following recent developments in the energy market, Tomato Energy has announced it has ceased trading. Here’s how NFU Energy is supporting affected members.
What do customers need to know?
On 5 November 2025, Tomato Energy entered administration, which means they are no longer able to supply customers with energy or manage their contracts.
There is no need to worry, your energy is secure and will continue without disruption.
All energy customers are protected by Ofgem, the energy regulator through the SoLR (Supplier of Last Resort) process. This process ensures the supply continues with an alternative supplier, usually a well-known household name.
On 10 November 2025, British Gas was appointed as the SoLR taking over from Tomato Energy. They should contact customers within the next 3-5 working days to explain the next steps.
It’s important not to cancel or stop any payments, unless you believe they’re incorrect, as this could delay the switch.
However, British Gas will not match the same terms and rates as you had with Tomato Energy. That’s where NFU Energy can help, ensuring members remain on the most competitive rates and receive the right support with any switch. They have a number of specially agreed deals with our network of suppliers to assist with the switch for you.
How NFU Energy can help
As part of your member benefits, you receive a free call with the NFU Energy team. NFU Energy is working with trusted suppliers from across the market, to support members with their energy contracts.
NFU Energy can help by:
- answering your questions about what happens next
- securing a new contract to ensure you stay on the best possible rates
- managing the full switch-over process so you don’t have to worry about the details.
You can read more in NFU Energy’s latest update: Tomato Energy enters administration: What it means for customers
If you’ve been affected, or have any questions, please get in touch on +44 (0) 24 7669 8891. NFU Energy is here to help make sure your energy remains secure and affordable.
