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Our easy 3-step process allows you to find the latest business gas and electricity deals on the market and compare business energy suppliers without the hassle.
Compare the UK's Top Business Energy Suppliers
Companies now have a huge range of choice when it comes to switching business energy suppliers.
This can make it particularly difficult to decide what is best for your business. Many just choose one of the traditional ‘Big Six’.
The truth is that better deals could be available with some of the newer, independent suppliers.
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With British Business Energy, you can quickly compare business energy suppliers to find the right deal for your exact requirements. Here, you can find the latest information on the types of business energy supplier including:
Large Business Energy Suppliers
Green Business Energy Suppliers
Independent & Small Business Energy Suppliers
Best Energy Suppliers by Business Size
Large Business Energy Suppliers
Most people in the UK will be well aware of the “Big Six” energy suppliers. Over the years, a number of energy suppliers have challenged the traditional “Big Six”. One of the largest suppliers to do this is OVO Energy, which now serves almost 5 million customers.
When comparing business gas & electricity suppliers, many customers feel more comfortable switching to a larger supplier. The long-established service of a large energy supplier can offer business customer consistency and certainty. However, it’s important to remember that they won’t necessarily offer the best deals on the market.
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Average Review: 72%Independent & Small Business Energy Suppliers
Over recent years, independent and small business energy suppliers have grown in popularity. This has led to many businesses choosing to leave the traditional big six for an independent commercial energy supplier.
As they carry lower overheads than many of the larger suppliers, smaller suppliers can offer some of the best rates on the market. Despite this, when the market is unstable, many businesses are concerned about the risk of their supplier going out of business.
However, you should keep in mind that your business will be protected by the Ofgem safety net. If your supplier was to go bust, Ofgem will provide a new supplier for you with no disruption to your gas and electricity supply. Once you’ve been moved to an alternative supplier, you would be free to compare business gas and electricity suppliers.
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Corona Energy is an independent supplier with over 20 years’ experience serving UK businesses. |
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Crown Gas & Power is an independent business gas supplier offering a Manchester-based customer service team. |
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Formerly known as Haven Power, Drax offers renewable energy solutions to businesses across the UK. |
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Opus Energy provides free smart meters to all new customers. They currently supply over 350,000 business premises in the UK and are the UK’s leading independent business energy supplier. |
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Formed in 1995, Regent Gas is a privately owned British business gas supplier providing natural gas, connection and metering services to businesses of all sizes. |
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Simple Gas & Power aim to offer business energy tariffs at lower prices with a better customer service. |
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United Gas & Power (UPG) is a Yorkshire-based business energy supplier which aims to put customer service at the heart of its service. |
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Utilita installed Britain’s first smart meter in 2008 and now offers ‘Pay As You Go’ business energy tariffs with a free smart energy monitor. |
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Utility Warehouse is a multiservice supplier offering energy, broadband, insurance, and mobile products to homes and businesses. |
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Established in 1987, Total Energies now supplies over 175,000 business customers with renewable energy. |
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Yu Energy is an energy and water supplier offering 100% certified renewable green energy to businesses. |
Green Business Energy Suppliers
The number of green and renewable business energy suppliers joining the market in recent years has grown significantly. A renewable energy tariff can be a simple way for businesses to demonstrate their green credentials.
When you switch to a green energy business energy tariff, your gas and electricity supply will continue as normal. Your supplier will then match the energy you use with purchases of energy from renewable sources or investments in green initiatives.
If you’re interested in using green energy to power and heat your business, the following green business energy suppliers might be right for you.
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Bulb Energy has now been acquired by Octopus Energy. Customers will be automatically transferred to Octopus and any credit balance will be protected |
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Ecotricity is a British energy supplier specialising in providing green energy to customers through its wind power portfolio. |
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Good Energy has been in operation for more than 20 years aiming to power a cleaner, greener world. |
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F&S Energy was founded in 2011 with the aim of increasing competition in the green energy market. |
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Green Energy UK (also known as GEUK) is an independent energy supplier selling 100% Ofgem certified renewable electricity and gas. |
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Smartest Energy was founded as an aggregator of green energy projects in 2001 and now supplies energy to homes and businesses. |
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Established in 1987, Total Energies now supplies over 175,000 business customers with renewable energy. |
Renewable Business Energy Products by Supplier
Renewable business energy is good for the environment and keeps your business running sustainably. Unlike regular electricity and gas services, green energy comes from natural sources like the sun, wind, and water. It helps cut down on pollution, making your business more eco-friendly.
Choosing a renewable business energy tariff is good for the environment and will save you money in the long run. It is an innovative and responsible way to power your business with clean and endless energy options.
Here’s a list of suppliers and the renewable energy solutions they offer:
- Ovo Energy - Offer 100% of their energy on every tariff from renewable sources or from carbon offsetting.
- Opus Energy - All services offer 100% renewable source energy.
- Scottish Power - UK leaders in renewable energy, supplying green energy and generating it from their UK wind farms.
- SSE Business Energy - Has the largest renewable energy capacity in the UK and Ireland.
- E.ON Business Energy - One of the first energy suppliers in the UK to switch their energy sources over to 100% renewable.
- Yu Energy - Provide lower carbon options like Carbon Neutral Gas and Pure Green Electricity plans.
- Good Energy - 100% renewable electricity plans.
- Ecotricity - Green energy tariffs for SMEs
- 100Green (GEUK) - Supplying green energy in the UK for over 20 years.
- Shell Energy - Focuses on two areas of business: New Fuels for transport. This includes both biofuels and hydrogen fuels. And electricity generation and supply of both business and domestic energy.
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Business Energy Supplier FAQs
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How Much Can My Business Save by Switching Energy Supplier?
Many businesses save hundreds of pounds annually by switching their energy supplier. On average we save businesses around £1,037* annually. Many businesses often reinvest the savings into other areas of the business.
Ready to switch business energy suppliers? Click here to start saving on your energy bills.
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What Happens if an Energy Supplier Goes Out of Business?
There have been quite a few high-profile energy companies going bust in recent years. Therefore, you might be worried about what happens to your supply if that happens to you.
Fortunately, Ofgem have created a safety net which you can read here.
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What Will Happen to My Supply as a Business Energy Customer?
Your energy supply is secure. Ofgem’s safety net protects all customers’ energy supplies, and all customers will be transferred to a new supplier.
Ofgem will now appoint a new supplier for you, who will contact you soon.
In the meantime, sit tight, take a meter reading and wait until the supplier we appoint gets in touch.
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Can I Stay With The Same Energy Supplier?
In some cases, we can negotiate a better business energy deal with your current supplier. This means you can continue to receive your energy supply from the same provider without switching.
You should regularly compare business energy suppliers to make sure you're getting the best deal available. Our experts can help you find competitive rates, even if it means sticking with your current supplier.
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How Long Does It Take To Switch To A New Business Energy Supplier?
Once we start the switching process, it usually takes around five working days, thanks to OFGEM's Faster Switching guarantee.
We'll inform both your new and old business energy supplier and get things moving as quickly as possible. The process can be delayed if you have not supplied all the information needed to your new supplier.
Your business energy supply will not be affected and you'll start receiving energy bills from your new energy supplier. You will also receive your final bill from your old energy supplier. It is important to make note of your meter readings during this process if you do not have a smart meter.
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How Do Business Energy Suppliers Calculate Bills?
When calculating the cost of business energy bills suppliers take in to account a number of factors;
Standing Charge: This is a flat, fixed rate charge which applies to all energy bills whether they are domestic or business and it is a charge you will pay regardless of your level of energy consuption.
kWh Unit Rate x Consumption: This covers the actual amount of energy you use and is simply kWh usage multiplied by your kWh unit rate.
VAT: A VAT rate of 20% is applied to all business energy bills.
Levies and/or Discounts: Some business energy customers may also have additional charges/levvies and or discounts applied to their bills. One common levy on business energy bills is the Climate Change Levy and one common discount is the Energy Bill Discount Scheme (EBDS).
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Can I Get a Dual Fuel Contract for My Business?
In short, no. Dual Fuel contracts are not common for business energy which means you will need a seperate contract for each fuel type with your business energy supplier.
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How Can I Reduce My Business Energy Bills?
Reduce Usage: The primary way to reduce the amount you pay for business energy is to reduce the amount of energy you use. This could be achieved by training staff to adopt for energy conscious practices such as switching monitors and lights off when not in use, especially overnight.
Run A Business Energy Audit: If you're stumped for ideas on how to reduce usage or become more efficient then undertaking a business energy audit is advisable. This process will highlight where your business uses the most energy as well as where is wastes to the most.
Compare Current Supplier Prices: As with any billable service, comparing current pricing to check you are getting the best possible deal is one of the best ways to save money on your current business energy bills.
Leverage Modern Technology: These options can range from the installation of a smart meter which will help you better track when, where and how much energy is used across your business and you could also invest in energy saving infrastructure such as sensor activiated light switches which ensure the lights are only on in a room when a person is present.
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Have Opus Energy Closed Down?
In January 2023, Opus Energy announced that they would no longer be trading within the gas market, and all existing gas customers are to be moved to EDF Energy.
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