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Octopus Energy founder Greg Jackson and Chancellor Rachel Reeves MP - Credit: Octopus Energy Group
Finalisation of deal means bailout delivered £1.5bn profit to the government and resulted in no cost to taxpayers
Octopus Energy has paid more than £3bn to the government following its acquisition of Bulb, in a move the UK's largest energy supplier today said ended the bailout process for the company. Octopus Energy...
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