Gas Supplier Licence

In the UK we need gas to produce both heat and electricity for everything from heating water to lighting a stove, but if a company or organisation wants to enter the gas market and provide this kind of service, they will need a licence.

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Authority
Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem)
Duration
4 weeks
Cost
£350
Valid For
1 year
STEPS TO GET LICENSED
Documentation required
  • contact details
  • details about your company and its directors
  • shareholder details
  • business proposal
Application for Gas Supplier Licence
  • Applications to be made via Ofgem
Get Licensed
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Have a question? We have answers

Yes. Any company or organisation that wants to enter the gas market will need to obtain a gas supplier licence.

The fee of a Gas Supply Licence can cost anywhere between £350 to £1,050 depending on the activities covered by the licence.

Yes. By law, all Gas Engineers must be on the Gas Safe Register.

Before applying to be registered on the Gas Safe Register, an individual will need to have the relevant industry-related qualifications and evidence of competence.

Currently, it costs just over £300 to be registered on the Gas Safe Register per individual.

A Gas Engineer with a Gas Safe ID card ensues that not only has the Engineer been registered Gas Safe Register, but they are qualified and competent to work on gas appliances.

Anyone carrying out gas work must have a Gas Safe Register ID card if not, they are breaking the law.

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