Discover the latest news and updates on energy mis-selling by brokers. This section highlights key investigations, legal cases, regulatory changes and expert analysis surrounding hidden commissions and misleading energy contracts. Stay informed about how energy mis-selling is impacting businesses and what steps are being taken to hold brokers accountable.
Businesses should be aware of a series of common warning signs when dealing with unregulated individuals and companies selling energy contracts across the UK, according to an industry […]
Read moreProviders Unite are renewing calls for the Government to step in as looming National Insurance contribution (NIC) rises continue to cast a shadow over a sector facing increasing […]
Read moreFollowing widespread concerns over mis-selling in the non-domestic energy market, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero concluded a major consultation on the regulation of energy brokers […]
Read moreBusinesses should be braced for higher energy bills as a bigger than expected increase in wholesale prices threatens to pile further pressure on already stretched budgets. That’s the […]
Read moreNorthumbria 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 moreHelping children understand and normalise emotions like stress and sadness is the most effective way to support their mental health, according to a six-year study involving more than […]
Read moreBanning smartphones in schools does not improve students’ academic performance or wellbeing, according to a University of Birmingham study. While excessive phone use is linked to lower grades, […]
Read moreState schools across England are facing a squeeze on places, raising concerns about their ability to absorb an influx of pupils due to Labour’s tax changes for private […]
Read moreA Sky News investigation has revealed shocking failures due to factors including a lack of funding in care homes across the country, with reports of neglect and severe […]
Read moreThe Government missed a key chance to invest in social care, help vulnerable people, and boost the economy, says the ICG – Independent Care Group. Despite hopes for […]
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 […]
Read moreDirect Debit is one of the most popular ways for UK businesses to pay their energy bills. But how does it work, and what are the pros and […]
Read moreBusiness energy bills can be complex, with multiple charges and jargon that can be confusing. Breaking down your utility bill helps you understand what you’re paying for and […]
Read moreEnergy costs are a major overhead for UK businesses, but what is “average” when it comes to business energy bills? Knowing the typical costs for businesses of your […]
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