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Among the providers we offer are:

• British Gas
• BG Lite
• British Gas Plus
• Crown Gas & Power
• EDF Energy
• Opus Energy
• ScottishPower
• Smartest Energy
• SSE
• TotalEnergies
• Valda Energy
• Yü Energy

Once we have more information about your business we can help you find the most suitable supplier for your needs.

The big six energy suppliers in the UK are the largest and most established companies in the energy market. They are:

• Centrica (Parent group of British Gas)
• EDF Energy
• Eon
• Npower
• ScottishPower
• SSE

These companies have historically held a significant market share in the energy industry. However, in recent times, there has been an increase in challenger brands that are gaining ground and providing more competition. Despite their prominent presence, it's essential to note that bigger doesn't always mean better when selecting an energy supplier for your business. Other factors, such as pricing, customer service, and green energy options, should also be considered when making a decision about switching business energy suppliers.

When considering a switch to a new business energy deal, there are four primary types of tariffs available:

Fixed-term Business Gas and Electricity Tariffs:

These tariffs offer a fixed rate for a specific contract period, which could range from 1 to 5 years. During this duration, the unit price of gas and electricity remains constant, providing stability and protection against price fluctuations in the energy market.

Blend and Extend Tariffs:

Blend and extend tariffs allow businesses to combine their existing contract with a new one. By doing so, they can secure a new fixed rate for an extended period, providing price security while maintaining flexibility with the original contract.

Flex Approach Tariffs:

Flex approach tariffs offer more flexibility compared to fixed-term tariffs. They are typically suitable for businesses with varying energy consumption patterns. With these tariffs, businesses can take advantage of market price fluctuations by choosing when to buy their energy.

Pass-Through Tariffs:

Pass-through tariffs are based on the actual wholesale energy costs, where the supplier charges a fixed margin for their services. The business pays the market price for energy, meaning that any changes in wholesale prices will directly impact the bills.

Each of these tariff options is designed to cater to different needs and preferences of business energy users.

Business energy prices are subject to fluctuations in the market, and to ensure that your business is getting the best deal, it's essential to regularly compare prices and consider switching when appropriate.

Deemed contracts are an energy agreement utilised by suppliers when businesses reach the end of their energy contract without switching suppliers or renewing with their current one.

On deemed contracts, suppliers often apply higher rates, making them one of the most expensive options available. Consequently, these prices are deemed less competitive in the energy market. To prevent overpaying for energy, it is advisable to proactively switch to a new deal before your current contract reaches its expiration date.

When you choose to switch with us, we leverage smart data to gather much of the necessary information required for facilitating your transition to a more advantageous energy deal. As a result, we only require your postcode to initiate a business energy comparison.

Rest assured, we handle the entire switching process on your behalf and also take care of your future renewals to ensure you never pay more than necessary for your energy needs again.

Typically, the process of switching business energy providers takes approximately six weeks. However, the timeframe is contingent upon the expiration date of your current contract. Even if you finalize the rates well ahead of your contract's end date, the switch to your new supplier will only occur after the current agreement has concluded.

The process of switching suppliers is generally uncomplicated, and your business will experience no interruptions during the transition. Additionally, there is no need to be concerned about new installations at your premises, as your new provider will utilize the existing pipes and cables already in place by your previous supplier.