Robin Hood Energy
Licenced supplier since September 2015Key Dates
Launched - January 2015robinhoodenergy.co.uk @RobinHoodEnergy Robin Hood Energy
Customer service
TrustPilot score of 8 from 1,841 reviews
Citizens Advice Overall Score
2.45 stars out of 5
Ranking: 25 out of 35 suppliers
survey date: December 2018
MoneySavingExpert didn't include this company in its latest customer satisfaction survey
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ROBIN HOOD ENERGY LIMITED
Company number:08053212 Full accounts available, made up to Saturday 31 March 2018 Accounts next due on Tuesday 31 December 2019, covering period to Sunday 31 March 2019Company status:
ACTIVE
Private Limited CompanyRegistered address:
Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham, NG2 3NGIncorporated:
01 May 2012
Finances
| 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 4.625 | 25.952 | 70.357 |
| Cost of sales | (3.976) | (29.147) | (65.256) |
| Gross profit/(loss) | 0.648 | (3.195) | 5.101 |
| Admin expenses | (2.816) | (3.306) | (4.359) |
| Operating profit/(loss) | (2.168) | (6.501) | 0.742 |
| Gross Margin | 14% | (12.3%) | 7.3% |
| Net Margin | (46.9%) | (25.1%) | 1.1% |
Company Accounts
Persons with significant control
- ROBIN HOOD ENERGY LIMITED
- Nottingham City Council
News
Robin Hood Energy wins multi-million pound contract to power Nottingham's tram network
NET operator, Nottingham Trams Ltd, which currently buys its energy from a 'Big Six' provider, has agreed a new deal which means from April 1 the company will buy "100 percent green electricity" from the city council-owned energy supplier.
Nottingham Post
Tram contract win for Robin Hood Energy
18 March 2019 | New PowerSouthend Energy to switch supplier
Southend Energy is planning to switch energy supplier and agree a new contract with Robin Hood Energy. There is an agreement in principle for the Robin Hood Energy to take over the operational running of the service sometime between July and September 2019, subject to agreeing a final deal.
Robin Hood Energy
Robin Hood Energy applies for overdraft as city council pledges to cover latest debt
The company, which is run on a not-for-profit basis, said it had decided to get an overdraft with its bank "to improve cash-flow", and this required the council - as its parent company - to be guaranteed by the council. It is not known how much the overdraft is worth.
Nottingham Post
Robin Hood Energy given £5.5m Nottingham City Council loan
The energy company owned by the city council has been given an extra £5.5 million loan by the council. Robin Hood Energy (RHE) says it has seen a significant increase in customers in recent weeks, and needs the additional funding in order to ‘future-purchase’ energy.
Nottingham Post
The heat is on for fans of publicly owned energy companies
Jeremy Corbyn and Nicola Sturgeon may be big fans, but the rise of publicly owned energy companies looks like it is faltering in the face of tough market conditions.
The Guardian