Business electricity contracts
Whether you run one shop or a portfolio of sites, we request electricity prices from UK suppliers and put them in a written comparison that shows exactly how each offer differs.
What we can do
- Renewal reviews: your supplier's renewal terms against alternatives, in good time.
- Supplier changes: arranged to start as your current contract finishes.
- New tenancies: moving you off deemed rates and onto an agreed contract.
- Expired contracts: getting you back on fixed terms if your deal has lapsed.
- Multiple meters: one comparison and, where it helps, shared end dates.
Larger supplies
If your site has a half-hourly meter, part of your bill depends on the supply capacity (kVA) agreed with the network. Capacity set far above your real peak demand means paying for headroom. Set too low, it can lead to excess capacity charges.
We check your agreed capacity against your usage data and let you know if it looks worth reviewing.
Offices and shops too
Most of our electricity work is for everyday premises: offices, retail units, salons, cafés and workshops. Smaller sites still benefit from checking renewal terms and notice periods before they slip by.
What to send us
- Your latest electricity bill
- The MPAN (supply number) from the bill
- Your contract end date, if you have it
- For a new property: address and move-in date
Our commission
Suppliers pay us a commission on contracts we arrange. It is included in your unit rate and/or standing charge, and we set it out before you commit.
Prices depend on usage, location and supplier credit checks. Our commission explained.