The TPI Code of Practice
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The TPI Code of Practice
It’s not easy bringing sanity to any industry but we are working hard to do that.
That is why Energy Tariff are signed up to the Third Party Intermediary (TPI) Code of Practice for small and medium businesses.
What is the TPI Code of Practice?
The TPI Code of Practice was designed to set a benchmark for responsible, high quality TPIs (Third Party Intermediaries) who operate on behalf of SMEs, liaising with suppliers to negotiate the best prices.
By agreeing to adhere, we are promising our customers that we are committed to providing a high quality service that is open, honest and transparent.
In such a competitive market, it is essential that we follow the guidelines in order to bring structure and regulation to the industry.
As a business energy customer, it is your responsibility to check that the TPI you are using is complying with the TPI Code of Practice. If they are not, you may be at risk of receiving a low quality and untrustworthy service.
What does the TPI Code of Practice mean for our customers?
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