The public authority is thinking about offering crisis state-supported credits to energy organizations as firms fight to remain above water in the midst of flooding gas costs.
More modest providers face ruin as value climbs have made their value vows to clients undeliverable.
The cycle for managing bombing firms is feeling the squeeze as embracing clients has become ugly for enduring organizations because of value rises.
The credits are relied upon to be presented to urge firms to take on clients.
Boris Johnson, who is in New York for an UN General Assembly meeting, told correspondents: "We must attempt to fix it as quick as possible, ensure that we have the provisions that we need, ensure that we don't permit the organizations we depend on to go under.
"We'll need to do all that we can, yet this will improve as the market begins to get itself straightened out as the world economy financially recovers."
Mr Johnson said he was "extremely sure" in the UK's stockpile chains.
The PM said the stockpile issues originated from the economy all throughout the planet awakening after pandemic lockdowns, "similar to everyone returning to put the pot on toward the finish of the TV program".
Yet, a senior leader at one of the UK's biggest energy organizations depicted a gauge that 10 energy organizations would endure this as "hopeful".
A few energy providers are batting to remain in business, with the UK's 6th biggest energy organization Bulb looking for a bailout to remain above water.
Four other more modest firms have stopped exchanging ongoing weeks, and four more are relied upon to leave business one week from now.
The multiplication of new energy retailers, set up to challenge the greater players, had been considered by at various times governments as a victory of contest in a cutthroat market.
The greater energy suppliers have the monetary assets to take out protection - or support - against the danger of a spike in energy costs. More modest players have been not able or reluctant to go through the cash to make preparations at some cost shock.
What to do if your energy provider loses everything.
Clients will in any case keep on getting gas or power regardless of whether the energy provider becomes penniless. Ofgem will move your record to another provider yet it might require half a month. Your new provider should then reach you to clarify what's going for with you
While you hold back to hear from your new provider: actually take a look at your present equilibrium and - if conceivable - download any bills; snap a picture of your meter perusing
On the off chance that you pay by direct charge, there is no compelling reason to drop it straight away, Citizens Advice says. Delay until your new record is set up before you drop it
In case you are in credit for you, your cash is secured and you'll be repaid. In case you were in the red to the old provider, you'll in any case need to repay the cash. The new provider should reach you to mastermind an installment plan
Whenever you have been educated regarding your new provider, ensure you're on the best levy for you. You can switch in case you're not content with your new provider or duty with no punishments, yet don't do this until the record has been moved over.
Industry sources have told the BBC that the guaranteeing positions or "fences" - the option to purchase energy at memorable fixed costs - taken out by the greater players, are currently worth so much or more than the large organizations themselves.
Senior leaders at the absolute biggest organizations said the energy value cap - upheld by both Labor and Conservative lawmakers - had an impact in achieving the current emergency.
"You can administer to secure the purchaser - however that can bankrupt the provider," said one senior industry source.
"The value cap is currently the least expensive arrangement on the lookout and giving new clients energy at that cost is misfortune making."
The BBC likewise comprehends that tolls on clients' energy charges planned to support green drives will be kept up with as the totals included won't essentially address the size of the current issue.
A decrease or evacuation would send "some unacceptable sign", 90 days before a milestone environmental change gathering, known as COP 26, which the UK is facilitating in Glasgow in November.
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has been in serious discussions with energy suppliers over the course of the end of the week and will seat an industry meeting on Monday to investigate answers for an emergency, which is venturing all over into the UK economy.
Energy concentrated manure makers have closed down which has made a lack of the side-effect of creation, carbon dioxide - generally utilized in the creation and capacity of food items.
