EII Levy Explained: What Businesses Need to Know in 2025
EII Levy Explained: A chat with a former Ofgem insider on what companies should know in 2025 Energy bills are already complicated,…
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Half-Hourly Meters: Benefits for High-Consumption Businesses
Businesses often overpay for energy because they don’t have accurate data around their energy consumption. Many very large organisations, such as hotels,…
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Why Temporary Business Meters Are Essential for Short-Term Projects in the UK
Many businesses underestimate the difficulties of managing energy when handling short-term projects. Planning on having standard energy arrangements whether it be on…
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What Are MOP Contracts and How Can They Save Large Businesses Money?
Business energy savings have become crucial with rising electricity rates in UK. For larger organisations, an electricity bill is much more than…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Change of Tenancy for Business Energy Contracts
Moving a business location requires a lot of logistics. One often-overlooked aspect of relocating a business is the energy contract, as a…
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RTS Meter Phase-Out: What It Means for Your Business
The era of the National Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) in the UK has finally come to an end as of March 2025.…
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How to Secure the Best Energy Tariffs During High Market Rates
Our world that has been truly electrified by chaos, energy prices are on the rise, largely as a result of global shifts…
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Can Your Business Qualify for Lower VAT on Energy Bills?
These days, UK companies are really feeling the pinch of those ever-increasing electricity bills. Most folks are poring over their kilowatt-hour usage…
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How to Read Your Business Energy Bill: VAT, CCL, and Hidden Charges
As a business owner in the United Kingdom, you’ve likely found yourself feeling swamped by those sky-high electricity bills. The reality is,…
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How Retrofitting Your Business Premises Can Save You Thousands on Energy Bills Annually
The electricity prices are expected to surge to 25 to 30p per kWh in 2025, and companies are seeing their profitability margins…
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