N.B. Regulator Revokes Solar Company's License Over Unfulfilled Orders

A New Brunswick regulatory commission has banned a solar energy company from operating within the province following numerous complaints regarding unfulfilled orders. The Financial and Consumer Services Commission took action after receiving multiple reports from consumers who had paid for services that were never delivered.

According to a report from the consumer affairs director dated May 25, Sun Kissed Energy Inc., a Nova Scotia-based firm, allegedly pressured clients into financing agreements. Subsequently, the company reportedly ceased communication and failed to complete the contracted services, leaving customers with unfulfilled orders valued in the tens of thousands of dollars.

The commission's director, Alaina Nicholson, detailed in her report how the company allegedly ignored repeated attempts by the commission to make contact. Furthermore, Sun Kissed Energy Inc. failed to provide requested financial information, exacerbating the situation. Based on these findings, Nicholson concluded that Sun Kissed Energy is "not trustworthy and incompetent."

As a result of these findings, the commission has revoked the company's direct seller's license. Attempts by The Canadian Press to reach Sun Kissed Energy for comment were unsuccessful.

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