Have Your Energy Contracts Been Mis-Sold?
Your business could be owed thousands, due to mis-sold contracts.
The UK business energy market is experiencing a significant "rip-off" scandal, with legal experts comparing the scale of mis-sold energy contracts to the recent car finance and PPI scandals.
This being due to NON-DISCLOSURE of HIDDEN “SECRET” COMMISSIONS and FEES on up to 90%+ of historical and current business energy contracts taken out by businesses across the UK.
In 2025, the legal landscape for energy commission claims has shifted following a major UK Supreme Court ruling in August 2025 concerning secret commissions, particularly from motor finance cases, which has significantly impacted the business energy sector.
What is a secret Commission?
​"Half-Secret vs "Full-Secret" Commissions:
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Fully Secret: No written disclosure of any commission.
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Half-Secret: The existence of a commission is disclosed, but the amount is not.
Courts have ruled that simply stating "we might receive a commission" is often insufficient to obtain informed consent, especially if the client is a consumer or business.
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The ruling clarifies that business energy claims are now more likely to succeed even if a commission was only partly disclosed, making it easier to recover your losses where brokers failed to fully disclose how their commission was calculated and built into your energy rates.
How this may have impacted on your Business
In the UK, fiduciary duty is a legal obligation of loyalty and trust, meaning one party must act in the best interests of another. At the heart of these particular claims is the discovery that brokers, involved in these deals, received undisclosed commissions from the energy companies without their clients’ full knowledge. The impact of these undisclosed commissions has been staggering, with businesses enduring “grossly” inflated annual bills.
Did you know EXACTLY how and how much your Energy Broker was paid?
If you did not know EXACTLY in “written format” how much your broker was paid, or you were led to believe it was a “free service” or the broker was “paid by the supplier” then your business has definitely been mis-sold along with many others, therefore your business is entitled to make a claim for recompense.
Even if you are ABSOLUTELY sure your business has NOT been mis-sold, we urge you to call TODAY to find out the full facts surrounding these “rip off” overpayments.
You will be shocked at what we will find hidden inside of your contracts!
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££Billions of Pounds are waiting to be Claimed.​
"Redress the Balance"