A renewable energy company which aimed to be a major Green Deal provider in the private rented sector has gone into administration.
Enact Energy is said to be the first Green Deal supplier to collapse.
A total of 29 jobs have been lost and Begbies Traynor have been appointed as administrators.
The firm, which was launched in 1996, was given Green Deal status by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, and last autumn announced a deal with the Residential Landlords Association to become its exclusive Green Deal provider.
The deal was said at the time to be worth up to £100m over the next five years, with rental properties with an EPC rating below E set to be banned from the market in 2018.
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