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Business Energy
Claims
Your business may be owed money due to mis-sold energy contracts
We’ve helped hundreds of businesses make claims ranging from £2,000 to £1,800,000. See how much you could be owed in 3 easy steps
Claims Management
Business Energy Claims
Your business may be owed money due to mis-sold energy contracts
Millions of UK businesses regularly use an energy broker to source their business energy needs, acting as a middleman between you and the supplier.
If you’ve used an energy broker, they may have added hidden commission into your energy contracts without clearly explaining it.
Energy brokers legally have to disclose any commissions earned, but over the years many have made misleading statements or concealed their financial incentives.
Over 90% of the businesses we’ve spoken to have used an energy broker and our average claim is over £25,000, with some businesses entitled to millions of pounds in energy compensation.
We believe there are upwards of 2 million businesses entitled to compensation, and we’re here to make your energy claim as easy as possible.
How are energy brokers mis-selling?
*Where No Win, No Fee is offered – You pay nothing unless your claim is successful. A fee between 18 – 36% applies on successful claims (fee dependant on level of redress secured), and a cancellation fee may apply outside the 14 day cooling-off period.
How are energy brokers mis-selling?
Here's am example of how it works.
Actual cost of energy
10p/kwh
Energy Broker Commission
1p/kwh
Paying for Energy Broker Services: Commission Model
Your bill shows 11p/kwh(paid to supplier)
Supplier Pays
1p/kwh to Energy Broker
Our average claim looks a little like this:
Gas Contract Length: 2 Years
Energy Broker Rate (Uplift): 1 p/kWh
Annual Consumption: 523,151
Energy Broker Commission: £10,463.02
Contract 2:
Electricity Contract Length: 5 Years
Energy Broker Rate (Uplift): 0.4 p/kWh
Annual Consumption: 764,894
Energy Broker Commission: £15,297.88