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Business Energy Tariff Types Explained

Not sure what type of contract you’re currently on? Here are some of the most common ones:

  • Fixed rate business energy – both the business unit rate and standing charges are fixed for the agreed term - they don’t change for the duration of the contract. However, your energy bills can still vary depending on how much you’re consuming.
  • Variable rate business energy – business energy rates and standing charges can go up or down depending on wholesale market prices. In other words, your prices are not fixed. If the market goes up, for instance, you could end up paying more for your energy.
  • Deemed rate business contract – Also known as an ‘out of contract’ business energy tariff, this is one of the priciest contracts to be in. The supplier can change prices whenever they want and can roll you onto another contract.

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  • 28 day business contract – This just means you’re on a 28-day contract. If you’re on this contract, it’s likely because you failed to switch. Within the 28 days, the unit rate can increase or decrease, so if you want to save money, call us on 0203 915 9094 or fill out our form here .
  • Rollover business energy tariff – if your energy supplier sends out a renewal reminder and you don’t agree to new terms, they’ll roll you over automatically for another year. Rollover business energy tariffs are some of the most expensive out there. Compare business energy prices with us instead to switch over once your contract ends.
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Business electricity prices for 3 year contract

Energy supplierStanding ChargeUnit Price kWh
Octopus Energy27.3813.67
BGLite28.1413.12
Dual Energy 26.1913.20
SSE30.2213.58
British Gas33.2113.38
Scotish Power 31.1413.16
TotalGP 34.5513.92
Gazprom34.5813.61
Opus 31.0013.72
EDF25.0014.50
Npower 24.0914.00
EON30.0013.28

The average Standing charge based on a 3 year contract is at 27.24 pence. The average unit rate based on a 3 year contract is at 13.94 pence.

Energy supplier prices correct as of 17/03/2020 and based on a business electricity meter type

Business gas prices for 3,4 and 5 year contract

RegionUnit rate kWh
3 year 		Standing charge
3 year 		Unit rate kWh
4 year 		Standing charge
4 year 		Unit rate kWh
5 year 		Standing charge
5 year 
East Anglia3.8737.553.8540.383.6440.23
East Midlands3.9037.323.8640.023.6540.10
North East3.9439.273.9543.353.7242.59
North Thames3.9640.143.9444.923.7043.69
North Wales3.9639.223.9543.153.7142.75
North West3.9338.533.9142.363.6741.71
Northern3.9138.833.8942.713.6541.72
Scotland3.9540.153.9544.823.7343.79
South East3.9940.423.9845.683.7544.32
South Wales3.9238.753.9042.553.6641.82
South West3.9540.623.9645.783.7544.50
Southern4.0241.214.0347.143.7945.58
West Midlands3.9438.713.9142.593.7041.93

Busines gas prices correct as of 07/05/2020

Changing business energy supplier when moving premises

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Historic prices of fuels (gas and electricity) purchased by non-domestic consumers in the United Kingdom (excluding the Climate Change Levy)

FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  15.84  15.49  16.09
Small  14.25  13.76  13.95
Small/Medium  12.85  12.31  12.44
Medium  12.09  11.24  11.51
Large  11.41  10.62  11.25
Very Large  11.18  10.13  10.01
Extra Large  10.77  10.00  9.68
Average  12.37  11.62  11.66
Gas
Very Small3.9524.5215.895
Small2.4372.5412.859
Medium2.3552.2022.197
Large1.8491.7201.659
Very Large1.8811.4481.357
Average2.4502.3022.250
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  14.64  14.97  15.26  16.18
Small  12.94  12.84  13.32  13.93
Small/Medium  11.38  11.49  11.75  12.81
Medium  10.72  10.89  11.03  11.91
Large  10.16  10.33  10.39  11.00
Very Large  9.85  10.00  10.09  10.26
Extra Large  9.18  9.43  9.83  9.87
Average  11.06  11.12  11.35  11.94
Gas
Very Small3.4304.0534.8834.088
Small2.0992.6973.2772.601
Medium2.0902.3252.3302.395
Large1.7701.7361.8221.924
Very Large1.6751.7211.9991.962
Average2.1882.3622.4422.458
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  13.34  13.67  14.06  14.03
Small  12.00  11.91  12.07  12.35
Small/Medium  10.63  10.43  10.52  11.01
Medium  10.06  9.90  9.96  10.39
Large  9.98  9.96  9.84  10.49
Very Large  9.84  9.96  9.77  10.17
Extra Large  9.07  8.72  8.73  9.29
Average  10.55  10.38  10.38  10.89
Gas
Very Small3.5294.0374.8923.665
Small2.0792.3182.2861.900
Medium2.0502.0241.9781.836
Large1.5831.5221.5431.522
Very Large1.5361.3631.4301.550
Average2.1332.1282.0361.979
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  12.56  12.39  12.22  12.31
Small  11.71  11.21  11.59  11.78
Small/Medium  10.41  10.07  10.27  10.66
Medium  9.63  9.27  9.44  9.92
Large  9.48  9.27  9.23  9.79
Very Large  9.27  9.07  9.06  9.71
Extra Large  8.88  9.04  8.96  9.41
Average  10.17  9.92  9.99  10.43
Gas
Very Small3.7734.0465.0213.606
Small2.4412.3612.6922.040
Medium2.2541.9812.1011.974
Large1.7711.5141.5841.607
Very Large1.4971.2081.2701.502
Average2.4182.2322.2362.130
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  13.53  13.06  12.85  12.60
Small  11.92  11.68  11.81  11.73
Small/Medium  10.59  10.42  10.56  10.47
Medium  9.81  9.72  9.75  9.70
Large  9.56  9.66  9.41  9.66
Very Large  9.39  9.37  9.28  9.27
Extra Large  9.03  8.98  9.03  9.19
Average  10.35  10.18  10.16  10.24
Gas
Very Small3.8374.3784.8324.184
Small2.8612.6303.0682.549
Medium2.5842.3392.4562.367
Large2.1651.9191.9521.894
Very Large1.8751.7371.6741.668
Average2.7622.5972.6522.522
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  13.20  13.42  13.72  13.60
Small  11.44  11.42  11.36  11.53
Small/Medium  10.28  10.19  10.08  10.34
Medium  9.46  9.30  9.12  9.52
Large  9.39  9.46  9.06  9.50
Very Large  9.02  9.19  8.70  9.39
Extra Large  9.03  8.74  8.56  9.18
Average  10.06  9.94  9.85  10.18
Gas
Very Small4.0674.4455.0634.411
Small3.1403.3833.5402.803
Medium2.9592.8592.5862.654
Large2.5602.1442.1112.247
Very Large2.2461.9161.8122.044
Average3.0612.8502.7392.820
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  12.03  12.09  13.07  13.81
Small  10.52  10.79  10.89  11.19
Small/Medium  9.48  9.65  9.63  9.96
Medium  8.62  8.82  8.82  9.34
Large  8.55  9.06  8.80  9.06
Very Large  8.65  8.84  8.50  8.77
Extra Large  8.19  8.26  8.51  8.68
Average  9.29  9.46  9.45  9.92
Gas
Very Small3.8674.1754.6734.153
Small2.9773.2233.5113.089
Medium2.8402.9062.9082.914
Large2.5772.5882.5392.550
Very Large2.2902.2242.2592.270
Average2.9383.0282.9802.954
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  12.20  11.96  12.30  12.52
Small  10.36  10.14  10.39  10.40
Small/Medium  9.05  8.95  9.08  9.24
Medium  8.11  8.18  8.27  8.46
Large  7.78  8.26  7.99  8.41
Very Large  6.80  7.91  7.84  8.20
Extra Large  7.62  7.92  7.86  8.29
Average  8.90  8.85  8.84  9.17
Gas
Very Small3.7524.0094.4253.953
Small2.8832.9882.9552.839
Medium2.5252.5792.4662.655
Large2.3612.3362.2222.461
Very Large2.0931.9782.0872.247
Average2.7572.7652.6402.794
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  11.01  11.41  11.78  13.04
Small  9.65  9.56  9.75  10.22
Small/Medium  8.09  8.23  8.39  8.92
Medium  7.46  7.40  7.46  7.99
Large  6.93  7.24  7.07  7.39
Very Large  7.03  7.01  6.64  7.14
Extra Large  6.96  6.58  6.98  7.26
Average  8.13  8.06  8.12  8.68
Gas
Very Small3.1203.3883.3133.555
Small2.2632.4092.5182.799
Medium1.9822.0942.0122.451
Large1.9332.0721.9392.317
Very Large1.9592.0911.9332.089
Average2.2042.2882.1442.552
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  11.97  12.02  12.14  11.94
Small  9.78  9.70  9.78  9.59
Small/Medium  8.24  8.17  8.15  8.07
Medium  7.30  7.11  7.16  7.27
Large  7.04  6.59  6.50  6.56
Very Large  6.83  6.34  6.43  6.57
Extra Large  7.11  6.24  6.64  6.40
Average  8.47  8.15  8.21  8.14
Gas
Very Small3.2053.3223.3262.857
Small2.3572.3142.3232.173
Medium1.9401.7421.7421.863
Large1.7751.5681.6421.827
Very Large1.4181.3611.5931.840
Average2.1511.9271.8982.057
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small 11.87r  11.86  12.05 11.87r
Small 10.04r  10.05  10.11 9.84r
Small/Medium 9.14r  9.33  9.06 8.25r
Medium 8.24r  8.36  7.98 7.40r
Large 8.08r  8.23  7.73  7.26
Very Large 8.00r  8.18  7.72  7.23
Extra Large 7.07r  6.89  6.61  7.06
Average 9.06r  9.13  8.85 8.56r
Gas
Very Small3.7273.6303.4583.116
Small2.8922.7032.1842.079
Medium2.672 2.276r1.8691.803
Large2.501 1.909r1.7001.653
Very Large2.124 1.436r0.9981.224
Average2.795 2.405r1.8601.935
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small  9.75  9.86  10.45  11.29
Small  8.26  8.28  8.81  9.77
Small/Medium  7.26  7.26  7.76  9.77
Medium  6.37  6.73  7.18  9.23
Large  6.28  6.61  7.01  8.84
Very Large  6.46  6.86  7.11  9.36
Extra Large  5.65 6.15r 6.30r  7.67
Average  7.12  7.43  7.81  9.45
Gas
Very Small2.9272.9453.1683.548
Small2.3472.3752.4802.954
Medium1.9622.1502.2222.651
Large1.8622.0592.1482.566
Very Large1.7432.0532.0852.286
Average2.1412.2532.3012.782
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small9.27  9.57  9.67  9.67
Small7.97  7.29  7.99  8.09
Small/Medium7.75  6.59  7.20  7.15
Medium7.00  6.23  6.26  6.32
Large6.61  5.74  5.92  6.01
Very Large6.69  5.62  5.63  5.81
Extra Large6.32  4.76  4.19  5.35
Average7.39  6.49  6.63  6.87
Gas
Very Small 2.816r2.6212.5802.651
Small 2.621r2.2601.9192.234
Medium 2.151r1.8111.5431.800
Large1.8941.3761.2911.588
Very Large1.3740.9681.0481.512
Average 2.164r1.7181.5161.908
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small7.307.888.539.10
Small6.546.667.047.76
Small/Medium6.666.486.607.73
Medium5.985.915.856.97
Large5.885.655.686.56
Very Large5.005.015.035.49
Extra Large    
Average6.096.106.247.03
Gas
Very Small2.2662.1732.4422.623
Small2.3032.1262.2442.364
Medium2.2821.9412.0371.982
Large2.3171.7431.6661.847
Very Large2.0161.4121.2811.447
Average2.2551.8581.8202.012
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small6.296.566.796.98
Small5.575.575.746.32
Small/Medium4.914.915.096.06
Medium4.274.254.365.53
Large4.104.064.085.04
Very Large3.633.683.884.58
Extra Large    
Average4.574.604.745.52
Gas
Very Small1.7091.7611.7771.989
Small1.6121.7611.7091.993
Medium1.4951.6561.5051.897
Large1.3701.3501.2601.769
Very Large1.2421.2431.1431.945
Average1.4881.5611.4431.910
FuelSize of consumer1st quarter2st quarter3st quarter4st quarter
Electricity
Very Small5.845.916.076.14
Small5.094.914.434.35
Small/Medium3.753.823.594.51
Medium3.303.303.393.97
Large3.143.043.393.93
Very Large2.762.652.933.63
Extra Large    
Average3.723.593.664.46
Gas
Very Small1.4881.3631.5981.370
Small1.2951.2211.4451.303
Medium1.0781.1851.1441.250
Large0.9820.9870.8621.140
Very Large0.8441.0250.9530.992
Average1.1621.1511.1501.224
Source: GOV.UK

Average non-domestic gas prices excluding CCL

Average non-domestic electricity prices excluding CCL

Business Energy Suppliers Information

British Gas for Business (also known as BGB) supplies business electricity and gas to over 350,000 UK businesses which is more than any other UK business energy supplier. British Gas for Business is a separate part of business and is not reliant on the household domestic brand British Gas.

They offer bespoke energy services for bigger commercial and larger industrial business customers. Just like British Gas domestic customers, their business customers can claim smart meters by 2020.

Other benefits:

  • Fixed priced business energy tariffs
  • Free Advice on energy efficiency
  • Free dedicated account manager for businesses
  • As a customer of BGB you can get discounts on other BGB services

EDF energy is one of the "big 6" energy supplier to the British businesses. They offer business energy rates and plans to suit all business sizes from small business or larger industrial businesses. Another strong feature of EDF energy is the ability to offer short term business contracts to help start-up businesses and a business which is relocating.

You can ask EDF energy to install a smart meter for your business where applicable.

Other benefits:

  • 24/7 live online chat
  • Account management via online portal or mobile app
  • Submit business meter readings online
  • 7% discount, if you pay business bills monthly by direct debit
  • Renew or change business contracts online

Eon is a well known household domestic brand who also offers gas and electricity to businesses within the UK. They are one of the biggest gas and electric companies in the world.

They offer a smart meter for their business customers - if you want a smart meter for your business, simply call them or request smart meter installation online using Eon’s website.

Other benefits:

  • They pride themselves on their award winning business customer service
  • Advice available on energy efficiency for your business
  • You have an option to manage your business energy account online with Eon
  • Electricity customer can call 105 to report any issues 24/7
  • Gas customers can call 0800 111 999 to report any gas emergency

SSE is the second biggest energy supplier in the UK and it is a combination of southern electric, SWALEC, Atlantic and Scottish hydro. They offer business energy tariffs to small, medium, large and public sector businesses.

With SSE, you can get green energy tariffs for your business and you can also check with SSE’s customer service to see your business can have smart meter.

Other benefits:

  • You can submit a meter reading online
  • Dedicated account management support
  • Email and telephone customer service
  • Flexible billing and contract options

Scottish Power is one of the "big 6" energy supplier in the UK and part of Iberdrola Group. Scottish Power providers electricity and gas to UK’s businesses, including large and SMEs.

You can submit a meter reading and manage your business consumptions online by using your dedicated portal.

Other benefits:

  • Dedicated support centre for businesses
  • Online customer service via chat function
  • Scottish Power mobile app on Google Play and App store
  • Business support via UK based call centre
  • Online account management and help line

Npower provides gas and electricity to businesses throughout the UK and are one of the "big 6" energy suppliers within the UK.

They offer fixed and variable business energy contracts, you can choose a fixed term contract length from 12 months to 5 years.

Other benefits:

  • Online management for your business
  • Paperless billing
  • Online payment management
  • Smart meters are available

Gazprom is the UK’s leading business gas supplier. They supply gas for fast food chain McDonalds throughout the UK

Other benefits:

  • Automated meter reading (also known as AMR)
  • Online login and management for existing customers
  • Payment portal – My Gazprom Energy

CNG is also known as Contract Natural Gas and they supply gas to over 50,000 UK businesses that includes local shops, SMEs and national chains.

Other benefits:

  • Live chat for business customers
  • Reasonable business gas rates
  • Excellent customer service

Opus Energy was founded in 2002 and they supply gas and electricity to over 150,000 customers. Around 1,200 new businesses apply for their services every week.

Other benefits:

  • UK based customer service
  • Free online account management
  • Tailored business services where applicable

Haven Power is part of Drax group and is one of the largest generators of renewable energy in the UK. The firm offers variable and fixed rate contracts.

Other benefits:

  • AMR service (automated meter reading)
  • Free advice from business energy experts
  • Electricity generated from 100% renewable sources

Independent British energy supplier for UK businesses. Dual Energy is one of the first business energy suppliers to offer smart meters to get accurate energy bills, they first offered smart meters in 2009.

Other benefits:

  • Free smart meter
  • Annual budget planning
  • Dedicated call centre based in the UK

Dong Energy has been in the UK market since 1989 and formally known as Shell Gas Direct. Dong energy recently changed their name and now known as Ørsted.

Other benefits:

  • Provides personal account management
  • Excellent award winning customer service
  • Automated meter reading (AMR)

Corona Energy was founded in 1995 and has over 13,000 business customers in the UK, they were acquired in 20006 by Macquarie (an investment bank based in Sydney). Corona Energy supply about 14% commercial gas and industrial market in the UK.

Other benefits:

  • Timely and accurate billing facility
  • Dedicated account management
  • Flexible and fixed business contracts

Business energy comparison in kWh (Business gas usage and Business electricity usage)

Energy usage can vary per business, to give you a rough guidance of how much your business should be using energy, we have explained below by businesses size.

Business electricity prices compared against usage and Business size
Business size Low end usage (kWh)High end usage (kWh)Daily standing charge Unite price (per kWh)Average annual price
Micro business50001500023p - 29p14.4p - 15.9p£900 - £2,244
Small business150002500023p - 28p14.3p - 15.1p£2,367 - £3,660
Medium business250005000023p - 27p14.3p - 14.7p£3,774 - £7,234
Business gas prices compared against usage and Business size
Business size Low end usage (kWh)High end usage (kWh)Daily standing charge Unite price (per kWh)Average annual price
Micro business50001500019p - 25p5p - 5.1p£400 - £820
Small business150003000019p - 25p4.5p - 5p£820 - £1458
Medium business300005000024p - 25p4.3p - 4.5p£1458 - £2239

How does commercial energy differ from domestic energy?

  • Business energy unit rates are usually cheaper
  • Commercial energy contracts are usually longer
  • No cooling off period for business energy contracts
  • All business contracts are for a single fuel (gas or electric), you can have two contracts with the same supplier but they are not bundled together in a dual fuel tariff like they do with domestic energy
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Business Energy FAQS

As a business, lowering costs makes a lot of sense. When it comes to energy, a company uses a lot more on average than a UK household. That can amount to over 10% of overall costs.

At Free Price Compare, our aim is to get our customers onto the best value tariff. So, we compare hundreds of tariffs across the market to get the right one for your business.

Savings vary, but what we can say with confidence is that we will find a competitive quote. That quote will usually be significantly cheaper than the current renewal offer made by your current supplier.

Our process is very straightforward. Our expertly trained advisers are on hand to make sure each step is undertaken seamlessly. We’ll ask you questions relating to the supply of the business property, all of which can be found directly on your bill. A comparison is then generated. If accepted, our advisers will walk you through the application process.

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We can offer contracts that range from one to five years. Generally, the longer the contract, the more expensive it gets. However, a longer contract will give you security against price increases.

Some tariffs come with a free smart meter to help you monitor consumption of your usage.

Green tariffs are increasingly popular for tackling climate change. They’ll often be generated from 100% renewable energy. Though it’s essential to keep in mind, all tariffs include an element of renewable energy.

Charities and not for profit organisations pay 5% VAT and no Climate Change Levy (CCL). That brings the cost down, like for like against commercial organisations.

Introduced in 2001 by the then Government, it is a ‘Green' tax on businesses using energy.

The short answer is yes. As long as your business is run from home and the separation is documented on a VAT Declaration form (between what is domestic and what is commercial usage). For further guidelines, contact HMRC.

Feed-In tariffs are designed for establishments, both commercial and residential, that generate their own electricity. If you are able to sell excess energy to the grid, you’ll get money back.

FITs are separate agreements, and in most cases have no impact on tariffs offered by us. For more information on FITs, visit the Energy Savings Trust website.

No, energy companies are billing companies - their job is to look after the billing side. As a billing company, they're not involved in the generation and distribution of gas and electricity.

Green Energy comes from 100% renewable sources like wind, solar and hydro, whereas Brown Energy has an element that's Green. On average just under 33% of Brown Energy is Green while the rest is produced from fossil fuels like oil, coal and gas.

Your most recent bill will have all the information we need to give you an accurate quote, including:

  • The current supplier
  • Tariff name and end date
  • MPAN/MPR
  • How much energy is being used (in KWH or cost in pounds)

Don’t have all the information? Our expert advisers can still give you a quote.

The great advantage of a business contract is that we're able to book energy agreements 6-12m before your current contract ends.

If you‘re just moved into a new property, check if you're receiving electricity and the gas supply. If everything is working, ask the estate agent or outgoing tenant who the supplier is. Due to you being a new ‘business mover', the supply will be on “Deemed” or “Out of Contract” rates which are very expensive. Just give us a call on 0203 919 094 to get the best deal for your business.

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  • Switching energy supply only takes 5 minutes and you can save up to £1038* off your energy bill.

British Gas

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CNG

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Dual Energy

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