Louise Horscroft

Louise has worked in the Business Utilities industry for the past 9 years and is an expert in business energy. Having worked for a large broker as the head of customer services and retention she developed a keen understanding around the complexities of the energy industry and how business energy suppliers behave, including rules, terms and conditions. She is passionate about giving business owners the information they need get the most from their electricity and gas supply.

Drax: The largest biomass power station in the world Drax: The largest biomass power station in the world

Yorkshire is well-known for its tea, among other things, yet many people don’t realise it’s also home to one of the world’s most controversial renewable energy projects. Drax Power Station is the single largest producer of electricity in the UK and the largest biomass power plant in the world, its supply chain extending deeply into…

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Guide to business electricity meters. Understand half-hourly meter requirements, benefits, and additional costs. Half-Hourly Meters Explained

Half-hourly meters measure the power consumption of commercial properties that use large amounts of electricity. Half-hourly meters work like a typical electricity meter, except they automatically record readings every 30 minutes and transmit them to your business energy supplier. In this article, we explain the important aspects of half-hourly electricity meters, including: Benefits of half-hourly…

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What is an LOA What is a letter of authority?

A Letter of Authority (LOA) grants permission to a third-party intermediary to act on your behalf regarding your energy contracts. 💡A Third Party Intermediary (TPI) in business energy is an independent entity, like an energy broker, that acts as a middleman between energy suppliers and businesses. In this guide, we explain what an LOA can…

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Contract Termination Letter Business Energy Contract Termination Template

When running a business, you may encounter various reasons to terminate your current energy contract, such as: High Costs: Switching business energy suppliers to lower business electricity prices or commercial gas rates. Poor Customer Service: Dissatisfaction or complaints with the current supplier’s service. Better Offers: More competitive rates or better terms from another business energy…

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