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Try Switching Ltd
Energy Brokers · Strawberry Hill, London · Est. 2020
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Company Registration Details
| Registered company name | Try Switching Ltd |
| Companies House number | 13090763 → |
| Company type | Private Limited Company (Ltd) |
| Registered address | 25 Tower Road, TW1 4PJ |
| City / Region | Strawberry Hill, London |
| Date incorporated | 2020 |
| Years trading | 6 years |
| CH status | Active |
| Specialism | Recorded activity: 82990 (other business support services) |
| Index status | Claim this listing → |
About Try Switching Ltd
Incorporated in 2020, Try Switching Ltd is an established firm with 6 years of trading history. The company has built its practice during a period of significant evolution in the UK financial services market and continues to operate as an active registered company.
It is one of 1041 energy brokers listed in London 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
An energy broker obtains quotes from suppliers on a business's behalf, typically under a letter of authority. The regulatory framework is indirect: Ofgem regulates suppliers, and supplier licence conditions now reach the brokers they work with.
Out-of-contract and deemed rates run far above negotiated terms, which is why renewal timing is the core discipline.
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.
Commission is conventionally uplift-based, which is why written disclosure before signing matters.
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