Northesk Energy Limited

Energy Brokers · Isle Of South Uist, Rest of UK · Est. 2011

15 years

Active Trading

Active

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Northesk Energy Limited
Companies House number	SC398731 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	7 Bornish, HS8 5SA
City / Region	Isle Of South Uist, Rest of UK
Date incorporated	2011
Years trading	15 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 82990 (other business support services)
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About Northesk Energy Limited

Founded in 2011, Northesk Energy Limited has been active for 15 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.

It is one of 439 energy brokers listed in the UK on this index of 4544 UK firms in the category.

Scheme membership gives microbusinesses a route to the Energy Ombudsman if a dispute with the broker arises.

What Energy Brokers Do

Energy intermediaries handle tendering, contract negotiation and renewals for non-domestic supply. Broker conduct in the microbusiness market is policed through supplier obligations and dispute-scheme membership.

Contract timing usually matters more than small unit-rate differences: notice periods and renewal windows drive the outcome.

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.

Uplift-based commission is standard in the market; the size of the uplift is the number to obtain in writing.

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?

Commission from the supplier, embedded in the rate, is the norm. A transparent broker will quantify it unprompted; for microbusinesses, disclosure is required.

Can an energy broker save my business money?

Frequently yes, particularly for larger consumption profiles where negotiated pricing beats published rates, and almost always where the alternative was drifting onto deemed or rollover rates.

What should I have ready when approaching an energy broker?

Meter point references from your bills, contract end and notice dates, current rates, and consumption figures; with those, a broker can tender your supply accurately.

What is automatic rollover and how do I avoid it?

It is the automatic renewal that follows a missed notice deadline, typically at worse rates. The defence is calendar discipline: know the notice period and act inside the window.

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Northesk Energy Limited | Energy Brokers | Isle Of South Uist | Est. 2011