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Business energy procurement refers to the process of purchasing electricity and gas for companies. The main objectives are reducing costs, securing future prices, and lowering carbon emissions. This guide explains common energy procurement strategies used by British businesses, covering methods for both small and large companies. Below is a summary of the main goals of…

Commercial properties that consume a lot of electricity pay capacity charges, which are calculated based on their maximum demand for electricity. This guide explains the concept of maximum electricity demand and how it is used to calculate capacity and excess capacity charges. Here’s a high-level summary with links to the key sections of this article:…

The rollout of smart energy meters in Britain provides a valuable opportunity to gain detailed insights into your business’s energy consumption. Business energy monitoring uses smart meter data to offer useful insights that help reduce your business energy costs. This guide explains everything you need to know about energy monitoring solutions for businesses. Here’s what…

Smart meters are the foundation of a flexible energy grid, enabling a future in which Britain doesn’t rely on fossil fuels but is entirely powered by wind, solar, and nuclear energy. The UK government is driving the energy industry towards a universal network of smart energy meters for homes and businesses by the end of…

Despite innovations in electrical heat pump systems, the cheapest and most reliable way to heat properties remains to supply natural gas to a boiler. Most commercial properties in Britain are close enough to a gas main to arrange a new gas supply connection. This guide offers a step-by-step overview of arranging a new business gas…

Business energy contracts do not have a cooling-off period or price cap, so it is vitally important to ensure you understand all the terms before agreeing to a new contract. This guide helps you understand the types of energy contracts available to businesses and the key elements to look for when reviewing a new contract….