UK Independent. Sourced. Primary. · Est. 2024

Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd | Energy Brokers | Houghton-Le-Spring | Est. 2008

Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd is a energy brokers registered in Houghton-Le-Spring, established 2008. View company details, send a free enquiry and verify FCA status. Kaeltripton Financial Index.

Financial IndexEnergy Broker Index › Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd

Energy Brokers UNCLAIMED LISTING

Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd

Energy Brokers · Houghton-Le-Spring, Durham · Est. 2008

18 years
Active Trading
Active
CH Status
06575533
Company No
2024
Accounts to

📞 Contact Details

Phone, email and website shown on claimed listings. Claim this listing →

Is this your firm? Claim this listing →

Send an Enquiry

Fill in your details below. Free service, no obligation. We will forward your enquiry within 24 hours.

By submitting you agree to be contacted. Kaeltripton.com is a directory service and does not sell your enquiry data.

Company Registration Details

Registered company nameBraehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd
Companies House number06575533 →
Company typePrivate Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered addressChase House Rainton Bridge Business Park, DH4 5RA
City / RegionHoughton-Le-Spring, Durham
Date incorporated2008
Years trading18 years
CH statusActive
SpecialismRecorded activity: 74990
Index statusClaim this listing →

About Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd

Founded in 2008, Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd has been active for 18 years — a period that spans significant change in the UK financial services landscape, including post-financial crisis regulatory reform, digital transformation and the economic disruption of recent years. The firm's continued active status through this period reflects operational stability.

Durham accounts for 23 of the 4544 energy brokers tracked on this index.

A reputable TPI will evidence its dispute-scheme membership and disclose commission without prompting.

What Energy Brokers Do

Business energy brokers, often called third-party intermediaries or TPIs, arrange gas and electricity contracts for non-domestic customers. Regulation reaches brokers through the suppliers they place business with, following Ofgem's market reforms.

The practical value is in the renewal calendar: knowing the notice period and acting inside the window.

How to Choose the Right Energy Broker

Commission is typically built into the unit rate, so a written disclosure before signature is the key protection. Panel breadth shapes the outcome: ask which suppliers will quote and which will not, and why.

Broker commission in business energy is usually embedded in the supplier's unit rate rather than invoiced separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are energy brokers regulated in the UK?
Not by the FCA: energy broking sits outside financial services regulation. Ofgem oversees the market through supplier licence conditions, and microbusiness disputes with brokers can go to the Energy Ombudsman via qualifying dispute schemes.
How are energy brokers paid?
Usually by supplier commission built into your unit rate, so the cost is inside the price per kWh rather than an invoice. Disclosure rules for microbusiness contracts mean you can and should get the amount in writing.
Can an energy broker save my business money?
Often, though the saving usually comes from avoiding out-of-contract and rollover rates as much as from negotiated pricing; access to supplier pricing for your consumption profile does the rest.
What should I have ready when approaching an energy broker?
Recent bills showing your MPAN (electricity) and MPRN (gas), the contract end date and notice period, current unit rates and standing charges, and an annual consumption estimate.
What is automatic rollover and how do I avoid it?
When no notice is served by the deadline, the contract renews by default at the supplier's terms. Record the notice window when you sign and serve notice within it, in writing.

Related Guides

Energy Price Cap April 2026 Best Energy Suppliers UK 2026
April 2026 Bill Changes UK Best Broadband Deals UK 2026

Important notice: The information on this page is drawn from the Companies House public register. Kaeltripton.com operates as an independent directory and has no affiliation with Braehead Retail Park Residual Land Ltd or any firm listed. This page does not constitute financial advice. Always verify a firm's regulatory status on the FCA Register at register.fca.org.uk and its Companies House status at companieshouse.gov.uk before entering into any arrangement.

Get Kael Tripton in your Google feed

⭐ Add as Preferred Source on Google