China Industrial Group (Uk) Limited

Energy Brokers · Leyton, London · Est. 2000

26 years

Active Trading

Active

CH Status

03991848

Company No

2025

Accounts to

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	China Industrial Group (Uk) Limited
Companies House number	03991848 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	Unit 44l Leyton Industrial Village, E10 7QP
City / Region	Leyton, London
Date incorporated	2000
Years trading	26 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 46510
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About China Industrial Group (Uk) Limited

Established in 2000, China Industrial Group (Uk) Limited has over 26 years of trading history, placing it among the more experienced firms in its sector. This longevity reflects sustained client confidence and a track record of adapting to the evolving UK regulatory and market environment.

The Kaeltripton Financial Index records 4544 energy brokers nationally, 1041 of them in London.

Check whether the broker belongs to a qualifying dispute resolution scheme, a condition of supplier cooperation for microbusiness work.

What Energy Brokers Do

Business energy brokers, often called third-party intermediaries or TPIs, arrange gas and electricity contracts for non-domestic customers. Microbusinesses gained a redress route through the Energy Ombudsman as part of Ofgem's non-domestic reforms.

Renewal-window management, not headline rates, is where most business energy money is won or lost.

How to Choose the Right Energy Broker

The two documents to insist on: written commission disclosure and the terms of the letter of authority. Ask which suppliers the firm actually tenders to; panel breadth varies widely between brokers.

The cost of broking is normally inside the price per kWh; disclosure rules for microbusinesses make it visible on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are energy brokers regulated in the UK?

Energy broking is not FCA-regulated. Oversight comes from Ofgem's rules on suppliers and the dispute-scheme membership those rules require of the brokers suppliers deal with.

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.

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China Industrial Group (Uk) Limited | Energy Brokers | Leyton | Est. 2000