Birmingham's commercial estate runs from professional-services offices in Colmore Row, Brindley Place and the Jewellery Quarter, through hospitality and retail around Broad Street, the Bullring and Digbeth, to manufacturing and distribution in Aston, Nechells, Tyseley, Witton and Kings Norton. We start with your meter details, usage and current contract rather than assuming one approach fits the whole city.

Our office is at 11 Brindley Place, Birmingham, B1 2LP. Confirm an appointment before visiting so the right adviser is available.

Birmingham quote process

Local contact, documented comparison, accountable follow-up.

Speak with a named adviser

Discuss your Birmingham sites, contracts and priorities with a named local contact.

Review panel options

Compare relevant supplier responses, costs, assumptions and contract terms.

Complete the paperwork

Support the selected supplier's onboarding and keep one contact for questions.

Get a quote

Start your electricity and gas enquiry.

We’ve selected the service for you. Answer a few focused questions and choose how you’d like an adviser to follow up.

Step 1 of 4

A few details help us match you with the right adviser.

  1. 1Energy
  2. 2Contact
  3. 3Context
  4. 4Supply
What can we help with?

Choose the closest option. You can add more context later if you need to.

What do you need help with?

Selected service Electricity and gas
Where can we reach you?

Your name and email are enough to get started. Add a phone number if you would like a call.

A little context

Everything on this step is optional. Add what is useful or simply continue.

What best describes your enquiry? Optional

Do you have supply details handy?

This is optional. A postcode, contract date or recent bill can help your adviser prepare.

Customer experience

Business energy support for LTS Global Solutions

Read how Energy Geeks helped with a change of tenancy, supplier options and ongoing account support.

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Birmingham energy consultancy

Business energy support from the heart of Birmingham

A local base should mean verifiable contact details and accountable service, not simply a national page with a place name added.

A Brindley Place office, not a call centre

Energy Geeks is based at 11 Brindley Place, B1 2LP, a few minutes from Five Ways, New Street and Snow Hill. Meetings are available by appointment, and most of the Birmingham businesses we work with are within a short journey of the office.

Being locally contactable matters when a contract goes wrong, a supplier objects to a switch or a change of tenancy needs chasing. Supplier and contract availability still depends on the individual supply rather than the distance from our office.

Birmingham's business districts have different energy profiles

City-centre offices and hospitality venues around Colmore Row, Brindley Place, Broad Street and the Bullring are usually non-half-hourly supplies inside shared buildings, where landlord arrangements, lease changes and deemed rates cause more problems than the unit price itself.

Industrial and distribution sites in Aston, Nechells, Tyseley, Witton, Erdington and Kings Norton are more likely to be half-hourly metered with capacity charges, shift patterns and gas-fired processes. Those supplies justify a fuller tender covering time-of-use pricing, kVA capacity and contract flexibility. All of them sit on National Grid Electricity Distribution's West Midlands network and Cadent's West Midlands gas network.

Understand panel scope and remuneration

Energy Geeks requests relevant options from suppliers available through its panel and does not claim to compare every supplier. The scope of the comparison, principal terms and available service support should be clear before a decision.

Commission or other payment arrangements can be explained before a contract is agreed. The objective is a documented recommendation the business can review, not a guaranteed saving or an unsupported claim of whole-market coverage.

Local supply facts

Business energy in Birmingham at a glance

Postcode areas
B1 to B48 (city), including B1 to B5 city centre, B6 Aston, B11 Sparkhill, B24 Erdington, B33 Kitts Green and B38 Kings Norton
Electricity network
National Grid Electricity Distribution (West Midlands), MPAN distributor ID 14
Gas network
Cadent Gas, West Midlands network
From our office
Our office is at 11 Brindley Place, B1 2LP

Questions and answers

Birmingham business energy broker FAQs

Does Energy Geeks only support businesses in Birmingham?

No. Our office is in Birmingham and we support businesses across the UK by phone and email, including customers throughout the West Midlands. Your named adviser can help with individual premises or sites in several regions.

Can I meet an energy adviser at the Birmingham office?

Appointments may be available at 11 Brindley Place. Contact us first so the appropriate adviser can confirm a suitable time.

What should I prepare for a business energy review?

A recent bill, current supplier, contract end date and approximate annual usage give the adviser a useful starting point.

Do you support electricity and gas contracts?

Yes. We can review eligible commercial electricity and gas supplies, with water and related services considered separately where relevant.

Does a local broker compare every supplier?

No. Energy Geeks compares relevant options available through its supplier panel and explains the scope rather than claiming whole-market coverage.

What our customers say

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Five star review

Great Service

“Great service from Dave and Max over the years. Feels good to have trust in their care.”

Richard B

28 March 2024

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“David has been the very best in customer care. I highly recommend him ,as he has been so so helpful and has always called or emailed immediately when needed”

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11 March 2024

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“So glad to get my Electricity renewal sorted out by David at Energy Geeks with a superior rate to those quoted by others in the market. I felt comfortable speaking to him and he gave …”

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8 March 2024