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  • Agentsmithv1's Avatar
    Level 1
    I bought my Solar panels and battery etc through EON. They provided me with GivEnergy equipment who have today gone into administration. I just wondered where I stand as someone who has paid for this service ?
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  • geoffers's Avatar
    Level 76
    @Agentsmithv1 quick AI search says this, so not really sure who takes responsibility now 🤔
    When buying solar panels through your energy supplier from a third-party company, your contract for the purchase and installation is typically with the third-party company (the installer), not the energy supplier.

    The supplier is acting as a referrer or partner, while the installer handles the MCS certification, warranty, and installation
    It may therefore come down to who your contract was actually with - the energy supplier or the solar installer.

    In a construction scenario
    • Liability for Subcontractors: Generally, if you contracted with Company A (the referrer), they are liable for the performance of their subcontractors (Company B), even if they used a third party to do the work.
    • Negligent Referral: If the referring company recommended the installer, they may be responsible for ensuring the installer is competent.
    • Direct Contracts: If the referring company simply passed on a recommendation, but you (the customer) contracted directly with the installer, the liability shifts to the installer. If the referrer acted as a main contractor, they remain liable
    Last edited by geoffers; 08-04-26 at 16:47.