Pay less to power your business

When looking for the best commercial energy rates for your business, we use our close-knit supplier relationships to find the best deals possible. 

Here is a list of the energy providers we work with:

• British Gas
• CNG
• Corona
• Dual Energy
• Engie 
• E-on
• Gazprom
• Haven Power
• Hudson Energy
• N Power
• Opus
• SSE
• Scottish Power
• EDF

A Letter of Authority (LOA) is a legal document that enables your business to switch from one energy company to another. Having negotiated a fantastic new rate from a new supplier, this form enables us to act on your behalf so that we can liaise with the suppliers and handle the switchover. It is also used in the termination of current agreements.

With copies of your most recent business utility bills to hand, contact an Energy Bureau team member by either completing an online enquiry, calling 0800 130 3412 or emailing us at: info@energybureau.co.uk.

In no time, our team will quickly be able to provide you with impartial comparisons for you to choose the best deal for your business.

Having chosen you’re preferred deal and supplier, we’ll organise all of the paperwork and make the switch on your behalf.

Not necessarily. We’ll search the market to find out which suppliers are offering the best deals relevant to your business. The choice is then yours as to whether to switch or stay. 

As the energy market constantly changes, therefore so do suppliers’ prices.

This is a term widely used to describe the UK’s biggest energy companies. These are: British Gas, EDF Energy, EON, Npower, Scottish Power & SSE.

The ‘Big Six’ currently supply close to 95% of all energy to British households and businesses. Energy Bureau work with both large and smaller suppliers so that we can compare all number of different tariffs and usage options. Small or independent suppliers often represent a valid alternative to the bigger ones.

• British Gas
• EDF Energy
• EON
• Npower
• Scottish Power
• SSE

The friendly option for those looking for a bit more financial stability as prices remain the same throughout the agreed duration of the contract. This style of tariff makes budgeting and financial forecasting easier – ideal for SME’s or those with less financial autonomy.

The disadvantage of this type of contract is that if the energy market becomes cheaper, you won’t benefit from the savings – until your fixed agreement ends.

These contracts, although safer, tend to be more expensive as many suppliers’ charge slightly more per kilowatt hour as a contingency for market fluctuations.

MPAN – Meter Point Administration Number (Electricity)

A 13-digit number to uniquely identify electricity supply points incl. business premises or home.

MPRN – Meter Point Reference Number (Gas)

Uniquely allocated number between 6 – 10 digits and required should you wish to change supplier or a first time connection to new premises.

To find out either of these numbers, call us and a member of the Energy Bureau team will assist you – 0800 130 3412.

Absolutely. Whether it’s a new connection or negotiating new gas and electricity contracts, our team can make the move as easy as possible. To get started, call us on 0800 130 3412.

There are a few reasons why your current supplier may object to your new contract – an outstanding payment on your account could be one. If you’re unsure on what to do, call us on 0800 130 3412.

Yes. We’ll inform you when your new contract has been processed and accepted by the supplier.

We’ll contact you when your new contract has been processed and then confirm your tariff transfer.

Absolutely. You’ll receive a welcome call once your contract is processed to confirm your rates and then we’ll keep you informed on what happens next. 

It’s our job to make sure you’re getting the best rates available. Once you’re an Energy Bureau customer we compare suppliers for you, year after year – continually giving you advice and assistance so you can make informed decisions on the right tariffs for your business.

Unfortunately, it’s not often we see energy prices go down. However, it’s possible to lock down prices and beat rises by choosing new business energy and utility contracts with Energy Bureau up to six months in advance.

If you’re not in a contract, 4 – 6 weeks to move to another supplier. Not moving? It’ll take a little less to get your new rates up and running. We’ll handle all of this for you and only contact you if there’s a problem with the transfer. Your existing contract will move seamlessly into the new one so no need to worry about being cut off during the switch over. We’ll let you know by email/ phone when your new contract goes live.

When your energy contract comes to an end and you don’t actively renew it, your supplier will automatically do it on your behalf – this is known as a rollover. In this situation, the price may increase without notification. You will often pay higher rates on a rollover tariff.

Find a better deal whilst in your renewal time frame so you can switch to a better deal rather than see your rates increase. As an Energy Bureau customer, we’ll do all this on your behalf, so you don’t have to worry about any rate rise surprises. During the renewal time frame we’ll call you to remind you to renew and secure that better deal.

Your business is immune from price hikes and rises. This is a great way to safeguard your businesses’ utility and energy prices for longer.

We’re committed to resolving any of your business energy queries within 24hrs. You can contact us via:

Telephone: 0800 130 3412

Email: info@energybureau.co.uk

In writing: Morgan Reach House, 136 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, England, B16 9NX