The cold weather is well and truly here and for businesses that means cranking up the heating and using more electricity – in other words, higher bills. Business electricity prices remain high and many business owners will be worrying about the increased cost this winter.
That’s why it’s vital to make sure that you don’t get an unexpected chill from businesses electricity suppliers, and that’s why it’s a great time to undertake some business electricity price comparison.
Particularly if you are nearing the end of your current business electricity contract, now is the time to compare business electricity prices.
As a business owner you have to be vigilant that you don’t get rolled over into an expensive contract. Your energy supplier must notify you when your contract is up for renewal, but it’s easy to forget as the windows for switching suppliers are usually very time-sensitive. On top of the myriad of other things you have to worry about, comparing business electricity might not be that high on your list.
That’s where using a business electricity comparison service such as the Energy Advice Line can really help.
The Energy Advice Line offers free and impartial advice comparing commercial electricity and gas. Their advisors can do all the hard work of ringing round suppliers for you, and present you with transparent results that show what the best gas and electricity prices are for your business.
Julian Morgan, managing director of the Energy Advice Line, commented: “The simplest and quickest way for firms to lower their business energy bills is to ensure they shop around for competitive energy contracts when their existing deals expire – this will cost them nothing.
“Utility companies make their profits from firms that do not give notice when their business energy contract comes to an end, and simply roll over into more expensive deals.
“Energy efficiency in the workplace is important, but firms need to get the best available business energy deal in place first. This is where a totally impartial switching service like the Energy Advice Line can help.”
To compare business electricity prices with the Energy Advice Line, visit their website or contact them on 0800 915 1800. Energy Advice Line offer a free and impartial service and you are under no obligation to switch supplier should you choose not to.
