Enova Energy spared from liquidation by deal with fellow small retailer

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Enova Energy, whose ground-breaking community retailer business was forced into voluntary administration last month as a result of Australia’s energy market crisis, has dodged liquidation through an arrangement with fellow small retailer, Energy Locals...

Enova Energy, whose ground-breaking community retailer business was forced into voluntary administration last month as a result of Australia’s energy market crisis, has dodged liquidation through an arrangement with fellow small retailer, Energy Locals…

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