Peak Solaris Energy Limited

Energy Brokers · Bude, Exeter · Est. 2023

3 years

Active Trading

Active

CH Status

14919941

Company No

2025

Accounts to

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Peak Solaris Energy Limited
Companies House number	14919941 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	2 Church Park Road, EX23 0JT
City / Region	Bude, Exeter
Date incorporated	2023
Years trading	3 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 35110, 35140
Index status	Claim this listing →

About Peak Solaris Energy Limited

Incorporated in 2023, Peak Solaris Energy Limited is a relatively recently established firm. Newer entrants to the UK financial services market often bring fresh approaches, specialist expertise and a strong digital proposition built for modern client expectations.

The Kaeltripton Financial Index records 4544 energy brokers nationally, 20 of them in Exeter.

Ask which dispute resolution scheme the broker belongs to and confirm membership before signing a letter of authority.

What Energy Brokers Do

Business energy brokers, often called third-party intermediaries or TPIs, arrange gas and electricity contracts for non-domestic customers. Ofgem's non-domestic reforms mean suppliers may only work with brokers signed up to a qualifying dispute resolution scheme.

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. Panel breadth shapes the outcome: ask which suppliers will quote and which will not, and why.

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?

There is no direct licence for brokers; regulation reaches them indirectly, since suppliers may only work with brokers in qualifying dispute resolution schemes, giving microbusinesses an Ombudsman route.

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?

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?

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?

Rollover happens when a contract end passes without notice served, renewing the supply, often at materially higher rates. Avoid it by diarising the notice window and serving notice in writing inside it.

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Peak Solaris Energy Limited | Energy Brokers | Bude | Est. 2023