Energy Reclaims
Most businesses have been mis-sold their energy contracts
On 28th March 2022, OFGEM released a report that confirms most businesses have been mis-sold energy contracts as they did not contain information about broker fees, a broker is required to be transparent about any commission(s) paid to them by your energy supplier. UK businesses can claim up to 80% of all energy bills going back as far as the year 2000 – not just broker fees!
Is your business eligible?
A UK limited Company
Have you taken out an energy contract within the last 20 years via a broker?
How can Blue Commercial help?
The good news is that assistance is available to help businesses secure the maximum settlement they are rightfully entitled to.
The process involves recovering the settlement fee directly from the energy supplier, rather than pursuing the broker.
This approach results in claims that are significantly more substantial—two to three times higher, in fact—compared to those pursued by competitors.
In the media…
The Times: Energy brokers under fire over ‘rip-off’ charges
‘Rogue’ energy brokers spark £2.5 billion worth of compensation claims
Why Blue Commercial?
We reclaim directly from the supplier which means we get 2-3 times more than competitors
Capped fees to ensure the settlement money stays within your business
We will look at your contract(s) and ensure you achieve the maximum settlement amount.
We build robust claims using top London law firms
You can relax with confidence, whilst we expertly & carefully analyse and identify all relevant documentation in preparation of your claim. We will then liaise with the legal panel and energy supplier on your behalf.
Make a claim with Blue Commercial
As experts at reclaiming energy costs from suppliers, you can rest assured knowing we will be working hard to maximise your settlement.
FAQs
What is the basis for the claim?
Energy companies failed to disclose commissions on their contracts where brokers were used. This practice is unlawful and amounts to a common law bribe.
How much can you reclaim?
Most companies only try to reclaim the fee from the broker, but we go after the energy companies profits as well as the fees they paid to brokers – meaning up to 80% of your energy costs could be reclaimed, going back 20+ years.
How long does the process take?
You will know within a few weeks if you have a valid claim, but the claim process can vary greatly depending on the number of suppliers & years you are claiming for.
Will I have to go to court?
Most of our cases are settled before reaching the court stage, but in the unlikely event that your case does go to court, your solicitor will attend with you.
Do you have an example?
Below is an example based on 100,000 kWh used.
| Cost on your contract | 35p/ kWh | £35,000 |
| Broker fees | 5p/ kWh | £5,000 |
| Supplier Profits | 23p/ kWh | £23,000 |
| Recovery Amount | 28p/ kWh | £28,000 |
You could claim back up to £28,000 in this example.
Our Products
Energy Reclaims
UK businesses can claim up to 80% of all energy bills whilst using brokers going back as far as the year 2000.
Have you overpaid?
Energy Reclaims
It’s estimated that 80% of businesses have overpaid on their energy contracts
As most energy contracts do not disclose the brokers fee, UK businesses can claim up to 80% of all bills and contracts whilst using brokers going back as far as the year 2000.
We claim from the energy supplier, not the broker meaning our claims are 2-3 times higher than our competitors. Our panel of solicitors charge the lowest fees on the market, and are capped at a maximum of 30%.
No win, no fee - see if your business qualifies
Research & Development Tax Relief
Claim up to 33.35% of eligible R&D spend on innovations and advancements in products, processes, services, and industry knowledge.
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R&D
Research and development (R&D) tax credits were launched in 2001 (updated in April 2023) to reward businesses for innovating and developing their products, processes or service.
It is a highly valuable incentive, that can provide substantial tax relief on eligible R&D expenditure. In certain circumstances you can claim up to 33.35% of a company’s R&D spend, which is recovered either as a reduction in Corporation Tax or a cash repayment for reinvestment in company growth or further innovation.
The government has a target to raise investment in R&D to 2.4% of UK GDP by 2027; R&D tax relief forms part of that goal by reducing the cost of innovation for UK companies.
Land Remediation
Introduced in 2001 (and updated in 2009), Land Remediation Relief enables businesses to claim corporation tax relief of up to 150% of the cost of cleaning up contaminated land or buildings.
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Land Remediation
Introduced in 2001 (and updated in 2009), Land Remediation Relief enables businesses to claim corporation tax relief of up to 150% of the cost of cleaning up contaminated land or buildings.
Qualifying costs include the remediation of contaminated land, removal of asbestos from buildings, breaking-out buried structures and the treatment of harmful organisms and naturally occurring contaminants such as Japanese Knotweed, radon and arsenic.
Relief can be available on developments, regeneration projects, fit-outs and refurbishments.
The time limit for retrospective claims is within 2 years of the end of the accounting period for which the qualifying expenditure was incurred.
Capital Allowances
Whether you have purchased new commercial premises (freehold or leasehold), improved, or refurbished existing premises or have invested in Plant & Machinery, you could be entitled to significant tax relief on that expenditure in the form of Capital Allowances.
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Capital Allowances
Have you purchased or taken out a long-term lease on a commercial (non-residential) property at a cost of £300,000 or more? Have you spent £100,000 or more developing a commercial property whether owned or rented? Capital Allowances are available to any UK company, partnership or sole trader, who has incurred capital expenditure, usually through the acquisition of an asset (defined as an item with a useful life of 2 years or more). Theoretically, you could be a UK tax payer who owns commercial property in another country, and you may still be eligible!
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