Energy Brokers (also known as Third Party Introducers or TPI’s) are meant to work for businesses in order to procure commercial gas and electric contracts. To do this, they are paid a commission by the energy companies, usually on every unit of energy you use, per kWh as its called. So every time you turn a light on, put the heating on, power a computer or machinery the Broker is making money every time your business uses gas or electricity. 

Due to the sensitivity of the role Brokers play for business they are required to recommend the best deals for their customers and divulge all commission upfront. Unfortunately for millions of businesses, until recently, the market was not regulated allowing brokers to work at their own discretion. 

This has led to many cases of Brokers not offering the best deal for the business but the deal that offers the Broker the best commission. In majority of cases they also did not declare any commission they had made at all! In some cases, even pretending to work directly for the energy supplier in order to trick the Business owner. If any of the above has happened to you then you were very likely Mis-Sold an Energy contract. 

As most businesses would not be told if they have been Mis-Sold they would not be aware or know how to find out. 

That's where our panel of specialist solicitors can help. They specialise in helping business identify Mis-Sold energy contracts and recovering any commissions the business are intitled to.