Brook Green Supply FAQs
Who is Brook Green Supply?
Brook Green Supply is an electricity and gas supplier to large industrial and commercial businesses across the UK. They are a member of the CF Partners Group, an energy risk management, trading and asset management firm.
Brook Green Supply was founded in 2015 and is based in London.
What do Brook Green Supply offer?
Brook Green Supply provides businesses with electricity and gas. They specialise in working with larger businesses that operate in sectors including industrial, commercial, retail, leisure and the public sector.
Brook Green is also involved in expanding electrical vehicle charging networks.
What contracts do Brook Green Supply offer?
Brook Green Supply offers fully fixed contracts, which means the cost of energy and other associated charges won’t change during the length of the agreement. They also offer more flexible “Pass-through” contracts that could help businesses manage their energy costs and benefit from lower rates if they use energy at non-peak hours.
“Flex” contracts are targeted at larger businesses that use more energy, allowing these businesses to manage their energy supply to suit their needs.
What is the best Brook Green Supply contract for my business?
This will depend on each individual business. A fixed contract may be suitable for businesses that want to know exactly how much they will be paying for their energy, while other businesses that have more specific requirements may find a flexible contract is a better option. Brook Green Supply can work with businesses to help them with their energy needs.
Is Brook Green Supply’s energy renewable?
Brook Green Supply’s energy is backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees Origin (REGO) certificates. Its gas is also carbon offset.
How can I switch my business energy supplier to Brook Green?
Many contracts only allow you to switch at certain times, so before switching your supplier to Brook Green, check when you can leave without penalties. That way you can benefit from any savings on the new contract without being charged fees for leaving your previous contract early.
Most business energy deals don’t offer a cooling-off period, even if you’ve only agreed the contract over the phone. So make sure you’re clear on the terms and conditions before going ahead with the switch.
Services offered by this provider may change over time. Always check Ts&Cs.
