Business Electricity Sectors

To save your business money! Every penny you can save on your business utilities will help you increase your bottom line. Making sure you’re getting the best deal for your organisation will help you do this – whether you’re a local takeaway or a national travel agent. If you don’t, you can guarantee your competitors will.

There are loads of business energy comparison sites in the UK. However, none of them understand the commercial energy sector quite like Business Energy Comparison does.

The quotes and advice aren’t ‘one-size-fits-all’ solutions based on business size or industry. They’re specifically tailored to your exact requirements, as well as the short and long-term goals of your business, so you can see the benefits of switching in the here-and-now and well into the future.

It all depends. There are several factors that can influence cost. The size of your business, the amount of energy it uses annually, when that energy is consumed, the type of contract you have and its length, where you’re based, and who your provider is can all have a significant impact.

For example, if you opt for a dual fuel contract, you might find your rates to be less. 

Outside factors that you have no control over can also have an impact. 

Wholesale energy prices can fluctuate depending on wider global circumstances – like weather conditions, conflicts, political events or natural disasters.

To find the best possible deal for your business, it’s important to look at the unit rate, the standing charge, the type of tariffs and the mix of fuel sources that generate your energy (i.e., coal, renewable, nuclear etc.).

You should consider the supplier’s reputation when it comes to customer service too. There’s no better way to gauge whether a supplier is going to be right for you than by seeing what other businesses have to say about them.

You could potentially save up to 45% by switching your commercial utilities supplier. Sounds good, doesn’t it?