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Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, Squeaky Energy supplies gas and electricity to UK businesses. Compare tariffs, contract terms, customer service and complaints below.

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Founded 2015 London B2B specialist

Founded

2015

Years supplying UK businesses

Fuels

Electricity only

Energy types offered

Business sizes

SMEs, large corporates and public-sector organisations

Customer segments served

About

Who is Squeaky Energy?

Squeaky Energy, also known as Squeaky Clean Energy, is a renewable B2B electricity supplier on a mission to "detox the energy system" and accelerate the transition to clean power for large corporate businesses, public-sector organisations and SMEs. Its electricity comes from UK-based solar, wind and hydro generators that are either owned by Squeaky Energy or by its customers, who sell surplus generation back to the supplier through its Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) trading platform.

Registered as Squeaky Clean Energy Ltd, Squeaky Energy uses this legal name for Ofgem licence filings, B2B contracts and any formal communications. The trading name customers see on invoices is the shorter, recognisable form.

The company is headquartered in London, where it runs its commercial operations, account management and regulatory liaison with Ofgem.

Squeaky Energy was established in 2015. A longer track record means more years operating under Ofgem rules and a wider history of business-customer relationships.

Squeaky Energy operates independently,it is not part of a larger corporate group. Independent B2B suppliers often quote tighter margins than the Big Six but carry less wholesale-market scale.

The company is regulated by Ofgem, and complaints fall under the Energy Ombudsman alternative dispute resolution scheme,but only for microbusinesses with under 10 staff and under £2m turnover. Larger I&C customers must take complaints through commercial dispute resolution.

Review

Squeaky Energy,pros and cons

Squeaky Energy is a strong fit for businesses that prioritise verifiable green sourcing and want a supplier whose ethical exclusions are clearly published. The PPA platform is well suited to large corporates and public-sector buyers that can commit to a minimum 1MW baseload. SMEs get a simpler 12/24-month fixed product but no self-service portal — billing queries go through the customer-service phone line.

Strengths

  • 100% renewable electricity sourced from UK wind, solar and hydro generators.
  • Supports clean-energy generators by buying back surplus output via its PPA platform.
  • Strong corporate-responsibility stance — refuses to supply tobacco, coal, animal-testing facilities and weapons manufacturers.

Watch-outs

  • Limited online customer reviews compared with larger suppliers.
  • No standard customer portal for SMEs to submit meter readings (PPA platform is for corporates only).
  • Electricity-only — no gas product for businesses needing dual fuel.

Renewables

Squeaky Energy green credentials

100% renewable electricity, sourced from UK wind, solar and hydro generators. As a fully renewable supplier, Squeaky Energy produces zero CO2 and zero radioactive waste per kWh, against UK averages of around 205g CO2/kWh and 0.0012g radioactive waste/kWh.

Timeline

Squeaky Energy: key dates

A short timeline of Squeaky Energy: founding, milestones, regulatory events.

  1. 2015

    Squeaky Clean Energy Ltd is founded as a 100% renewable B2B electricity supplier.

  2. 2019

    Twenty UK universities (Newcastle, Exeter, Aberystwyth and others) sign a £50 million 10-year PPA brokered by Squeaky Clean Energy with Norwegian generator Statkraft, the first time UK public-sector users banded together to buy clean electricity directly.

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Common questions

Squeaky Energy,frequently asked questions

Squeaky Energy is regulated by Ofgem under a non-domestic supply licence. Whether it suits your business depends on your annual consumption, contract term and whether you need extra services (HHM, green certification, smart-meter rollout). Always compare delivered p/kWh including VAT and CCL before signing.

Switching takes between three weeks and two months for a business contract, longer than the domestic five-working-day rule. Squeaky Energy will run a credit check, request your annual consumption and a recent meter reading, and arrange the transfer with your current supplier. Supply is never interrupted during the switch.

SME fixed-rate contracts over 12 or 24 months, paid by Direct Debit. Corporate / public-sector customers can buy electricity via the Squeaky PPA platform (minimum baseload 1MW).

Most UK fixed-term business contracts include termination fees if you switch mid-contract. The supplier must accept your renewal notice in the final 30 to 60 days before the contract end-date (the renewal window varies by supplier and is set out in the original contract). Outside that window you are tied in unless you pay the exit charge.

You can reach Squeaky Energy on 020 3907 8446, Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm. For a full breakdown of phone lines (sales, emergency, complaints, meter readings, account moves), see the Squeaky Energy contact page.

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