The construction industry is under increasing pressure from rising energy costs, squeezing profit margins and disrupting project budgets. Firms must manage high energy demands while still investing in innovation, infrastructure and sustainability. On top of that, many are unknowingly losing thousands to mis-sold energy contracts and hidden broker commissions. At Business Energy Claims, we help construction companies recover these losses, freeing up funds for quality materials, skilled labour and long-term growth. Explore our insights into the key energy challenges facing the built environment and how the sector can respond strategically.
Northumbria University is leading pioneering research to enhance sustainability in the construction industry by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and innovative waste management strategies. The research has secured £250,000 […]
Read moreThe North East could become home to a trailblazing ‘Innovation District’ after an ambitious regeneration plan moved a step closer this week. Durham County Council has agreed a […]
Read moreLabour is taking its lead from King Charles as the new Government presses ahead with plans to tackle the nation’s housing crisis. The monarch’s trailblazing housing projects in […]
Read moreDespite a promising budget announcement, the UK construction sector faces mounting challenges. Analysts warn of rising costs driven by higher employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and escalating building […]
Read moreFollowing the general election win, the Labour party pledged to ‘Get Britain Building Again.’ Rachel Reeves’ first budget in October 2024, marked a pivotal moment and offered several […]
Read moreMany businesses have become aware of energy broker commission disputes in recent years. However, undisclosed commission is only one way a business energy contract can be mis-sold. Across […]
Read moreA growing number of UK businesses are opening the post to find a demand for thousands of pounds in “lost commission” on an energy contract that never went […]
Read moreEnergy market uncertainty remains a challenge for UK businesses heading into autumn 2026. Ofgem confirmed on 26 August 2026 that the domestic energy price cap will rise by […]
Read moreOfgem has taken a significant step towards the future regulation of energy brokers and other third-party intermediaries (TPIs). In June 2026, the regulator launched a Call for Input […]
Read moreWith recent rises in business energy prices and government help for businesses soon coming to an end, a Newcastle-based energy claims expert is issuing advice for businesses to […]
Read moreBusiness Energy Claims | March 2026 UK businesses are bracing for another period of energy‑market instability as wholesale prices surge in response to the escalating conflict between the […]
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