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Frequently Asked Questions

This comes down to two key points:

  • Market access: brilliantworks compares prices from a wide panel of energy suppliers relevant to your business. As we are supplier-independent, we recommend the most competitive option available to you at the time.
  • Transparency: We clearly disclose any commission included in your contract, so you know exactly what you’re paying and why. Our role is to help you reduce costs while operating transparently as a commercial business.

To ensure a smooth change of tenancy:

  1. Documents typically required (by suppliers or during setup):
    • Signed lease or TR1 / proof of purchase
    • Opening meter readings
    • Meter photos (electricity, gas, and water)
    • Business insurance and business rates details (may be requested)
  2. Before signing the lease:
    • Check the lease start date aligns closely with when you’ll actually occupy or trade, as utility responsibility starts from that date
    • Confirm electricity and gas are live and not at risk of disconnection due to previous tenant debt
    • Take clear meter photos on the lease start date
  3. Speak to brilliantworks:
    We can manage the full change of tenancy process for energy and water, and support with additional services if required (e.g. card machines, EPOS/tills, phone and broadband, waste, and business insurance).

The contract end date is set out within:

  • The signed energy supply agreement
  • Supplier-issued invoices
  • The supplier’s online account or customer portal

Where this information is not available, brilliantworks can liaise directly with the supplier on your behalf to confirm contractual terms and key dates.

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NEED TO KNOW

Wholesale VolatilityEnergy prices are below crisis peaks but remain volatile due to gas storage levels, European demand and infrastructure disruption.

Industry Relief ComingFrom 2026, eligible energy-intensive businesses will benefit from significant reductions in electricity network charges.

Non-Energy Costs RisingNetwork charges and government levies are an increasing part of business energy bills, even when wholesale prices fall.

RAB LevyThe RAB levy is now showing on electricity bills, funding new nuclear projects like Sizewell C alongside charges such as CCL.