Energy Bill: Challenging Exploitation in Plain Sight

The energy industry is one of the clearest examples of corporate power placed above the public good.

Energy companies have made record-breaking profits, often funnelling them offshore, while households are left to decide between heating and eating. Despite their wealth, these companies:

• Do not physically generate or deliver the energy.
• Operate as middlemen, passing costs to you with heavy markups.
• Employ aggressive recovery methods when payments are missed.

Why This Matters

Energy is not a luxury — it is a necessity. Yet the system is designed to treat it as a commercial product, maximising profit while minimising accountability.

Suppliers have legal obligations:

• To provide clear and accurate billing.
• To comply with consumer protection law.
• To offer fair dispute resolution.
• To follow strict rules before passing alleged debts to enforcement or third-party collectors.

When they fail — you are not powerless.

What I Offer

• Detailed scrutiny of billing and tariff structures.
• Letters exposing unlawful or misleading practices.
• Advocacy in disputes with suppliers, brokers, or regulators.
• Support against third-party debt buyers attempting to collect on unenforceable accounts.

Why It Works

Energy companies rely on public apathy and confusion. They count on people  not knowing the rules — or believing they have none. But the law is on your side.
When challenged with precision, their unlawful practices cannot stand.

This is not about avoiding responsibility — it’s about  demanding fairness, transparency, and accountability in an industry that has for too long placed profit before people.