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A business electricity tariff is a commercial contract that sets the unit rate your company pays for electricity at its premises. Unlike domestic energy, business electricity is not covered by the Ofgem price cap so rates vary dramatically between suppliers and regular comparison is essential.
UK businesses that let their contracts roll over or expire often pay 20 to 45% more per unit than the best available tariffs, costing thousands per year unnecessarily. Comparing business electricity suppliers before your renewal date takes minutes and is one of the simplest ways to cut operating costs.
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Quick answers to common questions about business electricity tariffs and switching suppliers.
Savings vary by usage and current tariff but businesses switching from out-of-contract rates often save 20 to 45%. Our experts compare live market rates to find the biggest saving available.
Yes but exit fees may apply. We recommend comparing 3 to 6 months before your renewal to lock in a better deal without penalties.
Most commercial switches complete within 21 to 28 days with no interruption to your supply. The outgoing and incoming suppliers manage the transfer.
No. The price cap only applies to domestic customers. Commercial electricity prices are negotiated directly between businesses and suppliers.
You will need your current supplier name, contract end date, annual kWh usage, business postcode and meter type. Our team can help if you are missing details.