The retail sector is under significant strain, facing a perfect storm of rising overheads, supply chain disruptions, increasing National Insurance contributions, and surging energy prices. These operational pressures impact everything from staffing to stock levels, squeezing margins and threatening long-term sustainability. Hidden costs, such as mis-sold energy commissions, only add to the burden.
Business Energy Claims works with retailers to uncover and recover these charges, helping free up valuable funds. Our insights look at key talking points driving conversation within the retail industry and help retail businesses navigate today’s challenges and protect their bottom line.
Under pressure retailers are continuing to monitor rising energy costs — and identify escape routes from mis-sold contracts — ahead of a fresh period of financial uncertainty. Although […]
Read moreThe UK retail sector is grappling with a convergence of challenges in 2025, as businesses navigate a complex landscape that threatens both growth and long-term survival. According to […]
Read moreIf your business has received a demand for broker commission on an energy contract that never went live, you may have seen recent developments involving the Energy Consultants […]
Read moreContract stacking has become increasingly common in energy broker disputes. Many business owners are shocked to discover they are tied into multiple back-to-back energy agreements that they do […]
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 […]
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