UK energy brokers (TPIs) arranging business energy contracts must comply with Ofgem's TPI Code of Practice, mandatory from April 2025. Key requirements: disclose commission before contract signing, provide a contract summary, register with Ofgem, and handle complaints within 8 weeks before referral to the Energy Ombudsman. Non-compliant brokers can be removed from the register. The code applies to micro-businesses and SMEs (Ofgem TPI Code of Practice, 2026). |
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