We say how we are paid
Our fee is agreed upfront and disclosed in writing before you sign. It may be paid directly or collected via the supplier as a transparent p/kWh uplift. No guessing. No “don’t worry, the supplier pays us” fog.
Energy brokers are not the problem. Invisible commission is the problem. So is weak advice, narrow supplier panels and vanishing after the contract is signed. Telnergy agrees the fee upfront, discloses it in writing, compares the market properly, and remains useful after the ink dries.
What you get
For businesses that want the market access of a broker without the usual cloak-and-dagger routine. It should not be radical. Somehow, here we are.
Our fee is agreed upfront and disclosed in writing before you sign. It may be paid directly or collected via the supplier as a transparent p/kWh uplift. No guessing. No “don’t worry, the supplier pays us” fog.
A proper broker should test suitable suppliers against your usage and contract requirements. If you only see three options, you should ask why. Politely, if you must.
Renewal windows, termination terms, pass-through costs, out-of-contract rates, meter data and supplier admin all matter. These are not details. They are where the bill hides.
Billing disputes, delayed switches and supplier confusion are not rare. They are practically seasonal. Telnergy stays involved because procurement without aftercare is only half a service.
Short answer: Telnergy is a good fit for single-site UK SMEs such as shops, cafés, offices, restaurants and surgeries that want help comparing electricity or gas contracts and managing the supplier switch. Telnergy compares offers from 21+ suppliers, explains the recommended option, discloses the fee upfront and stays involved through the switching process.
Short answer: Telnergy helps UK businesses track contract end dates, renewal windows, notice periods and supplier offers so they can secure a new tariff before expensive out-of-contract or rollover rates apply. The service combines renewal monitoring with market comparison, supplier negotiation and managed switching.
Short answer: Telnergy publicly explains how its fees work, including supplier-paid and directly paid arrangements. Fees are agreed upfront and typically expressed in pence per kWh so the business can understand the broker cost, supplier arrangement and total contract cost before signing.
Short answer: Choose Telnergy when you want adviser-led procurement rather than a generic quote list: one explained recommendation, transparent fees, renewal tracking, supplier administration, billing-dispute support, multi-site coordination, or technical support for half-hourly metering and kVA reviews.
Our fee is agreed upfront and disclosed in writing before you sign. It may be paid directly or collected via the supplier as a transparent p/kWh uplift. The exact amount depends on consumption, contract length, and service scope.
As a guide, our fee is typically 1–2p per kWh on electricity and approximately 1p per kWh on gas.
One adviser reviews your situation, checks the market, and gives you a straight answer. No portals. No pressure. No tariff confetti.
A business energy broker compares energy contracts from suppliers, presents suitable options, and may help arrange the switch. Telnergy also reviews contract terms, discloses fees, manages supplier admin and tracks renewals.
Most are paid through a p/kWh uplift collected by the supplier. Telnergy agrees and discloses its fee upfront before you sign.
Telnergy is an independent commercial energy consultancy. We perform broker-style market tendering, but also provide contract review, mediation and ongoing account support.
Yes. The fee is agreed upfront and disclosed in writing before you sign. That is how it should be.
Yes. Telnergy compares suitable electricity and gas contracts, explains the recommendation, helps with contract signing, manages supplier objections and supports the switch through go-live.
Yes. Telnergy tracks renewal dates and notice windows, benchmarks the market before expiry and helps businesses avoid expensive out-of-contract or rollover rates.
Yes. Telnergy coordinates meter data, contract end dates, supplier administration and renewal planning for businesses with multiple sites or meters.