Grüüün's Abrupt Exit Leaves 200,000 Customers Facing Higher Bills as Regulator Investigates
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German energy provider Grüüün will stop supplying 200,000 customers by 31 October 2026, but failed to notify the Federal Network Agency three months in advance. The regulator has opened proceedings against parent Münch Energie while consumers face costlier default supply.
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