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High business electricity standing charges: DCP412 explained, with an electricity meter and business premises.
by Thomas McGlynn • 20 October 2026
High business electricity standing charges despite low usage? Understand kVA capacity, TCR bands, CoMC and Ofgem’s DCP412 proposal, plus your review options.
Smart Energy Group webinar banner on energy broker regulation, with sunset city view and desk in foreground
24 September 2026
Ofgem is preparing to directly regulate energy brokers and other TPIs. See what may change, what protections already exist and what businesses should check.
Case study banner: “We Turned an £84,963 EDF Bill Into a £2,158 One” with a smiling man and logo.
by Thomas McGlynn • 22 April 2026
An EDF client faced an £84,963 bill based on years of estimated reads. We disputed it, invoked Ofgem's backbilling rules, and got it down to £2,158.
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by Thomas McGlynn • 25 November 2025
Government announces Ofgem as energy broker regulator from 2026. Smart Energy Company explains how regulation will eliminate cowboy brokers and benefit UK businesses
Ofgem appointed British Gas for Tomato Energy customers. Man reading newspaper, teal background.
by Thomas McGlynn • 14 November 2025
Tomato Energy customers transferred to British Gas on expensive deemed rates. Learn why you're overpaying and how to switch to better fixed contracts today.
An illustration about Tomato Energy ceasing trading in November 2025. A man reads a newspaper, and a company logo is visible.
by Thomas McGlynn • 6 November 2025
Tomato Energy has ceased trading. Discover why it failed, what it means for customers, and critical lessons about choosing stable energy suppliers.
News headline: Tomato Energy  administration after Ofgem confirms £1.5m penalty. Man reads newspaper. Teal background.
by Thomas McGlynn • 15 October 2025
Tomato Energy faces administration after Ofgem’s £1.5m penalty for liquidity failings. Here’s what it means for affected business customers.
An advertisement for a Smart Energy Company. Headline: Tomato Energy ordered to pay £1.5 - What this means for businesses. Man reading newspaper.
by Thomas McGlynn • 1 October 2025
Ofgem fines Tomato Energy £1.5m for customer failings. With £3m debts and licence at risk, here’s what businesses need to know and how to prepare.
Tomato energy : what the ofgem investigation means for you
by Thomas McGlynn • 28 May 2025
Ofgem has issued a provisional order to Tomato Energy over financial and reporting concerns. Learn what it means and how to protect your business.
A poster that says what to do when complaining to your energy supplier
by Thomas McGlynn • 16 May 2025
Raise a complaint with your energy supplier, request a deadlock letter, and escalate to the Ombudsman. Step-by-step UK business complaint guide.
A poster with a picture of power lines and the words ofgem backbilling 12 month rule explained
by Thomas McGlynn • 28 March 2025
Ofgem backbilling rules explained: know your energy bill rights, where they apply, and avoid unexpected charges.
An advertisement for rts meters end in 2025 upgrade now
by Thomas McGlynn • 25 March 2025
Ofgem mandates RTS meter replacements by June 2025. Avoid losing off-peak savings—upgrade to a free smart meter now.
A magnifying glass is sitting on top of a book.
by Thomas McGlynn • 14 February 2025
Ofgem closes its investigation into Drax Power. Learn what this means for energy compliance, reporting, and business energy consumers.
A magnifying glass is sitting on top of a book.
by Thomas McGlynn • 13 February 2025
Ofgem has closed its investigation into Maxen Power. Learn what this means for business energy customers and future compliance.
Two men are sitting at a table talking to each other.
by Thomas McGlynn • 17 December 2024
The Energy Ombudsman raises the maximum award for small business energy disputes to £20,000, ensuring better support for SMEs.
A man wearing glasses is sitting at a desk looking at a tablet.
by Thomas McGlynn • 29 November 2024
Discover how the Energy Ombudsman’s increased £20k dispute award supports small businesses and helps resolve energy issues effectively.
A picture of a row of houses and a meter that says refunds in the forecast
by Thomas McGlynn • 17 April 2024
Scottish Power fined £1.5M for overcharging. Find out if you're eligible for a refund and how the energy giant is making amends.
A man is looking through a magnifying glass at something.
by Thomas McGlynn • 1 September 2023
Ofgem investigates BES Utilities over compliance concerns. If you're a BES customer, let us review your bills for fairness and savings.