You should compare business electricity prices when your contract is coming to an end to ensure that you are benefitting from the cheapest business electricity available.  Do not assume that your current business electric supplier will offer you the best price.

We offer a free and impartial service by helping you to find the current cheapest business electricity supplier when you are ready to look for a new contract.  Our team are experienced and we have links with all the major business electricity suppliers, we know what a good price is.

Energy is one of the major prices for a business and the decision should not be taken lightly when choosing a supplier.  We understand that to conduct a proper comparison takes time which is why we can do this for you.

If you would like us to undertake a free comparsion for you contact us on 08444 931 444 or complete our free business electricity quote form.

Large business energy users in the UK had until the end of last month to register with the CRC energy-efficiency scheme.  This means that if you have a half hourly meter for your business electricity and you use more than 6,000 Mwh of business electric you must report your carbon emissions every year.

For the company there is much information to be collected  in order to register and it looks as if many companies haven’t even started this process yet.  However those that have registered have found the data gathering excercise useful in terms of in which areas and how much energy they are using.

If you are a business electricity user and you would like help in looking at your business electricity prices contact us on 08444 931 444 or complete our free business electricity quote form.

First Utility (supplier of domestic and business electricity and gas) is pushing for expansion into Scotland, they are hoping to sign up to half a million households to add to their existing 45,000 customers.  First Utility has forged an agreement with Morgan Stanley Capital Group to buy it’s wholesale gas through them and are saying that this agreement will put them on a level playing field with the big six energy providers.

First Utility has a focus on smart metering which is now particularly important for business electricy and business gas supplies.

If you are interested in smart meters for your business gas or business electricity supply contact us at www.business-gas.net or www.business-electricity.net or 08444 931 444.

Business electricity prices could benefit from the the new Governement investment in green energy. 

Chris Huhne and Vattenfall yesterday opened the UK’s new 300MW windfarm which will power approximately 200,00 homes and also cements the UK’s position as the leader in offshore wind energy.

The opening of the new windfarm could reduce business electricity rates in the long term.

If you are interesting in a free quote for your business electricity contact us on 08444 931 444.

Steve Holliday, Chief Executive of the UK’s National Grid, believes that it is inevitable that our electricity bills will rise and we will also need to reduce our usage if we are to hit the government’s environmental targets.  “Prices going up is fundamentally the right thing to do wen we need to reduce our energy consumption” says Holliday.  If  you are concerned about higher business electricity prices contact us at www.business-electricity.net or 08444 931 444.

A new fund worth billions of pounds is being created in order to help more than 4 million small businesses become more green.  It is proposed that the fund will offer loans to replace old energy inefficient equipment.  A similar scheme is being set up to loan around £6,500 to up to 14 million domestic energy users.  The government is talking to both British Gas and high street banks regarding the scheme.

Companies with a usage of more than £500,00o of business electricity a year must sign up to the Carbon Reduction Commitment by September 30.  It has been calculated that there are thousands of firms that will now face high penalties for failing to register their energy use with the Environment Agency.

Smart meters help save business electricity by helping companies to monitor their business usage.  If you are interested in smart meters or in saving business electricity contact us at www.business-electricity.net or on 08444 931 444.

EDF Energy has announced a price increase for some of it’s regional tariffs of 2.6%.  EDF insisted that this increase in prices will only affect a small amount of it’s customers and have blamed the increase in distribution and transmission costs which have affected new business electricity prices.  EDF pointed out that these costs are currently approximately a fifth of customer’s electricity bills.  EDF have said that they have been absorbing the higher transmission and distrubition costs for a long time now and they are unable to do this many more and now have to pass these on to the customers, which ultimately will also effect business electricity customers.

If you are worried about rising business electricity costs and would like us to compare new business electricity prices for you visit www.business-electricity.net or call us on 08444 931 444.

Despite the fact that the recession created demand for power to drop in Britain and elsewhere in Western Europe E.on has double it’s profits over the last three months.

However Ofcom will soon stop suppliers charging more to UK customers with pre-payment meters and E.on is warning this could dampen competition by making all suppliers charge similar prices.

E.on has indicated that it’s net income will drop this year as demand, particularly for business gas and business electricity users, is not has high.  However there are signs that business energy demand is now increasing again.  Does this mean price increases for the business electricity user?

Complete our online business electricity quote form to gain from our free business electricity broker service and we will find you cheaper business electricity

First Utility business electricity customers have been informed that they will see an increase of, on average, 5.2% on their business electricity bills (this is also happening with domestic customers, not only the business electricity customers).  First Utility are saying this is due to the new charges that the gas and electricity distribution and transmission companies have been charging all business gas and business electricity suppliers since 1 April and also because of increased business electricity prices.

If you would like to review your business electricity charges contact us on 08444 931 444 or fill in our quote form.

Business electricity supplier E.on is the latest investor to join the offshore wind accelerator programme by the Carbon Trust.  This programme is set to cut the ost of offshore wind energy by 10% over the next 10 years.

Funding is now secured until 2014 and the business electricity industry as a whole is now set to benefit as new companies join the project.

If you are looking for cheaper business electricity prices contact us via www.business-electricity.net or call us on 08444 931 444.