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How long ago do my energy contracts need to be for a potential claim?

Claims eligibility can vary depending on regulations. We can assess your specific situation during a consultation.

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A Guide to Energy Claims in the UK

March 29, 20243 min read

Your business deserves fair energy billing. All Energy Claims can be the key to achieving that fairness. - Ray Thandi

Introduction:

In today's ever-fluctuating energy market, businesses of all sizes are feeling the pinch of rising costs. But what if you're being overcharged for your gas and electricity? If you suspect discrepancies in your bill, you might be eligible for an energy claim to recover significant sums.

This blog serves as a comprehensive guide for UK businesses navigating the world of energy claims. We'll explore common scenarios where claims arise, the different types of claims you can make, and the process of getting what you're owed.

Energy Claims UK

"Every successful energy claim paves the way for a more transparent and fair energy market."

When Should You Consider an Energy Claim?

Several situations might warrant investigating an energy claim:

  • Mis-selling:  Energy brokers are legally obligated to act in your best interests. If they presented misleading information, pressured you into a contract, or failed to disclose crucial details (like hidden commissions), you might have grounds for a mis-selling claim.

  • Billing Errors:  Human error or technical glitches can lead to incorrect meter readings, inaccurate unit pricing, and additional charges. Reviewing your bills meticulously and comparing them to your contract is essential.

  • Incorrect Contract Terms:  Confusing and complex contracts are a common tactic used by some suppliers.  If your contract contains unclear terms, unfair penalties, or pricing structures not agreed upon, a claim might be possible.

  • Fixed-Term Exit Fees:  Breaking a fixed-term contract often incurs hefty exit fees. However, these fees must be reasonable, and some cases might allow you to negotiate lower fees or even exit the contract without penalty.

Types of Energy Claims

Understanding the various types of claims helps identify which might be applicable to your situation:

  • Mis-selling Claims:  These focus on recovering money lost due to a broker's misleading conduct.

  • Billing Error Claims:  These aim to rectify incorrect charges on your energy bills resulting from meter reading errors, inaccurate unit pricing, or additional fees.

  • Contract Breach Claims:  These address situations where the supplier or broker failed to uphold the terms of the agreed-upon contract.

  • Exit Fee Claims:  These challenge unreasonable exit fees from fixed-term contracts or seek a fairer negotiation.

The Energy Claims Process: What to Expect

Here's a general breakdown of the energy claims process:

  1. Initial Assessment:   Contact a reputable energy claims company specializing in business claims. They'll assess your situation and determine if you have a valid claim. This assessment is often free and involves reviewing your contracts and bills.

  2. Gathering Evidence:   If you have a valid claim, the claims company will gather evidence to support your case. This might include historical bills, contracts, communication records with the supplier/broker, and expert analysis of the situation.

  3. Negotiation or Dispute Resolution:   The claims company will attempt to negotiate a fair settlement with the supplier/broker directly. If this fails, they may escalate the case to the relevant dispute resolution body, such as the Energy Ombudsman.

  4. Compensation:   If the claim is successful, you'll receive compensation for the overcharged amount, potentially including interest and any applicable fees.

Important Considerations When Making an Energy Claim

  • Time Limits:  There are time limits for making energy claims (typically 12 months after the error occurred or you became aware of it).

  • Success Fees:  Many energy claims companies operate on a "no win, no fee" basis, meaning you only pay if they recover money for you. This eliminates upfront financial risk.

  • Professional Expertise:  Navigating energy contracts and legal intricacies can be complex. Working with a reputable energy claims company ensures a thorough assessment, efficient claim handling, and maximizes your chances of success.

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