Many businesses are locked into outdated or overpriced contracts without realising it. Reviewing your plan ensures you’re getting competitive rates, fair terms, and the option to switch to greener energy if you choose.
We offer a free, no-obligation review of your current contract. We compare your rates, terms, and usage against the wider market to identify if you’re missing out on better deals.
It’s simple. Once you give us the go-ahead, we handle everything—from comparing suppliers and securing the best rates to managing the switch with no disruption to your service.
Not at all. The switching process is completely seamless, and your energy supply remains uninterrupted throughout.
No. Transparency is a core value at Bright Path. You’ll receive clear, upfront pricing with no surprises or hidden costs.
Yes! We offer a range of sustainable and renewable energy options to help you reduce your business’s carbon footprint.
In most cases, the switch can be completed within 2–4 weeks, depending on your current contract terms and supplier.
Not at all. We work with businesses of all sizes—from startups and SMEs to larger organisations—helping each one find the right energy plan.
Just your latest energy bill and a few business details. With that, we can begin the review and get to work finding you a better deal.
Simply contact us through our website or give us a call. One of our energy consultants will guide you through the next steps.
You may be eligible if you used an energy broker to secure your energy contract and suspect that they misrepresented fees, commissions, or contract terms. Key indicators include a lack of written fee disclosures, a single tariff presented as the best option, or a contract that locks you into long terms without clear explanation.
Typically, you’ll need your contract start and end dates, annual energy usage, energy unit costs, broker information, distributor ID, and any information regarding commission or fees the broker may have charged.
Claims can vary in duration, but on average, they take between 6-12 months from the submission date. Some straightforward cases may resolve more quickly, while complex cases might take longer.
Compensation depends on several factors, including the contract’s length, your annual energy costs, and the extent of mis-selling. Some claims recover up to 20% of the previous energy bills, while others may settle for a negotiated reduction or an early contract termination.
Legal assistance is not required but is often beneficial to navigate the complexities of the claims process. Many consultancies offer specialized services to handle claims on your behalf, often working on a no-win, no-fee basis.
Many energy claims consultancies work on a contingency fee basis, taking a percentage of the compensation you receive. Typical fees range from 20-30% of the total claim settlement
In some cases, a claim can lead to renegotiated terms or even allow you to exit the contract. However, this depends on the outcome and the terms of your current contract. Until a resolution is reached, your contract remains valid.
Even if your energy broker is no longer in business, claims can still be pursued directly against the energy supplier, as the contract is with them and not exclusively with the broker.
Changing needs won’t affect eligibility but may impact compensation if your usage or circumstances have changed significantly. Compensation assessments will be based on the contract as it was when the alleged mis-selling occurred.
