The Office of Fair Trading says it won't publish Manx Gas accounts after asking the company's permission.
A freedom of information request asked for the document covering the last financial year.
However, the OFT says although it does have the information, releasing it would be a breach of confidence.
The organisation contacted Manx Gas to ask if it could publish the figures, but the company says its accounts are commercial and confidential.
Yellow weather warning for rain and flooding
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain overnight.
Ranson tribunal review's final cost revealed
A Tynwald investigation into how the employment tribunal of whistleblower Rosalind Ranson was handled by the government has cost a total of £327,708.
Car crash sparks emergency services callout
Fire crews spent around an hour dealing with a car crash in Union Mills last night.
Insurance company announces rebranding
An Island insurance company says it's changing its name next month.
Lifeboat rescues injured person trapped on beach
Ramsey lifeboat was called to rescue someone who got cut off by the tide last night.
Council prepares for Civic Sunday celebrations
A day celebrating the community in the Island's capital will be held this month.
Cruise ship buses under the spotlight
Has Bus Vannin brought extra buses to the Island to cope with cruise ship demand?
DOI unveils plans for Port St Mary roadworks
The government's revealed how motorists will be affected during a major reconstruction of Port St Mary's High Street.
