Save Money On Your Commercial Gas Bill With Energy Solution’s Gas Brokers
Why Choose Us
If you’re after an easy switch to a gas supplier that offers your business the best deal, you’ve come to the right place. Here is what Energy Solutions can offer you:
Customised Plans
We recognise that every business has different needs and priorities. You may decide that a fixed-rate tariff is the best option for you. Or, you may be after something more flexible. We tailor our support and advice according to your requirements and will help you find the right solution.
Competitive Pricing
We help you to save money while not compromising on quality when finding a gas supplier. In fact, the majority of our customers experience significant savings through Energy Solutions, thanks to our comprehensive list of suppliers and advanced business gas comparison system.
Excellent Customer Service
Our customer service is second to none – we pride ourselves on providing an excellent customer experience to everyone we work with, directly from our in-house expert team. We are here to help every step of the way, whether it is a simple question or something more complicated.
Easy To Use
Simply enter your postcode and fill in a little information about your current energy bill and we can provide you with tailored options in no time. Our business gas comparison service does all the work for you, so once you’ve entered your details, we sort it all behind the scenes.
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How it works
Switching gas suppliers with us is easy, it’s for business purposes. Simply follow these three steps.
1. Compare gas suppliers
Start by filling in your business address and postcode. After this, you’ll be given a wide range of gas deals to compare, all from our trusted partners. Take time to go through them and compare the benefits they offer.
2. Make an informed decision
Taking your requirements into account, our experts will recommend deals that will benefit you most. Ask as many questions as you like and we will discuss the different options in depth with you.
3. Switch and save
Once you have made your decision, it’s time to switch. We’ll take care of this part, making the switch over as easy as possible so you can focus on your business.
Types of Business Gas Tariffs
Fixed Rate Tariffs
Fixed-rate tariff for business gas is one of the most popular tariff options for businesses. It secures favorable rates for the businesses. The businesses can fix unit prices for the length of the chosen gas tariff. By choosing a fixed unit rate, the businesses will enjoy the anticipated bills which helps them to manage their business expenditure easily.
Many Business owners find fixed-rate contracts more efficient as it gives them protection from market fluctuations. In a fixed-rate contract, the unit rate remains constant for the whole contract period. Sometimes business owners get confused between the fixed unit rate and the monthly total amount they may pay. The monthly total amount may be increased if the consumption of gas increases. So, with the fixed unit rate, your annual bill may be increased or reduced based on your usage of the gas.
Variable Rate Tariffs
A variable-rate tariff is a tariff where unit price will change over time based on market conditions. In variable rate tariff, business gas rate is determined by the suppliers considering several factors like consumer load type, maximum demand, power factor, time of usage, and amount of energy consumed.
Some businesses prefer variable-rate tariffs due to the flexibility of the price. They believe that the price will be decreased when the wholesale price is low. Some businesses see it risky for their business as anticipating the gas prices is quite difficult.
To save maximum business gas costs, choosing the right business gas tariff is important. But the business should consider the tariff based on their needs of the business.
No Standing Charge Tariffs
A standing charge is a fixed daily fee or charge that the businesses pay with the business gas bill. But in particular, for businesses, precisely the seasonal businesses or those run in open premises, the suppliers offer tariffs without standing charge to facilitate their businesses. In such cases, the unit rates are slightly higher to adjust the standing charge.
Deemed Rate Tariffs
A deemed rate tariff applies when the gas supply is out of contract. Generally, if the business doesn’t renew the contract but remains with the same business gas supplier, the supplier imposes a deemed rate tariff. Usually, the deemed rate is quite high. In order to avoid the higher unit rate, many businesses enter into a new contract which is the most cost-effective for them.
Pass-Through Tariffs
When the suppliers transfer third-party costs directly to the business, this is known as Pass-Through Tariffs. These costs include government charges, tax, duties network fees, etc. With pass-through tariffs, the businesses pay the suppliers exactly the cost of the suppliers for gas, without paying any additional cost. Typically, the businesses cover all the third-party charges which may fluctuate over time.
There are a few advantages for the business for choosing pass-through tariffs which include lower rates, transparency of price, real-time price adjustment, and flexibility of payment. But this tariff has a greater risk.
Time of Use Tariffs
Time of use tariffs is a business gas rate which has two rates based on peak and off-peak times. There will be a day and a night rate for the business gas. The determination of the peak and off-peak times may vary depending on the supplier.
Green Tariffs
Green tariffs apply where the suppliers source the business gas from various renewable sources and supply to the businesses. Suppliers offer green tariffs as they are committed to reducing carbon emissions. There are various schemes for green gas tariffs. Some suppliers offer 100% renewable energy which is sometimes known as ‘Renewable Tariffs’. In renewable tariffs, the suppliers purchase Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO) or obtain Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs) as evidence of 100% renewable energy supply.
Rolling Contract
A rolling contract is a year-long contract at inflated rates. This contract will be carried on until it is cancelled. The rates of the gas may go up or down in accordance with the contract terms. The businesses can enter into a new contract at any time at a lower price. However, in recent days suppliers usually offer deemed rates instead of rolling contracts, which is fair for the businesses.
When to Renew the Business Gas Contract?
Why Do Automatic Renewals Cost More?
The businesses should keep in mind the renewal date of the contract which will help them to save their energy costs. Business gas suppliers usually send a renewal notice by post around 2 months before the contract expires. Sometimes, renewal notice may not be received. Therefore, the business should note the expiry date of the business gas contract.
If the business gas contract expires and the business does not enter into a new contract before the contract end date, the supplier will put the business into out-of-contract rates or deemed rates. The businesses may not know that a new gas contract can be secured up to 12 months before the contract end date. This period may vary based on the business of gas suppliers. Some suppliers allow 6 months to secure a new contract while being into a contract.
Who is the cheapest business gas supplier?
- Business gas prices are constantly changing due to the nature of the market and how the gas is brought and sold.
- Commercial gas suppliers generally offer gas rates considering the specific needs and usage of the businesses. So, it is very difficult to identify the cheapest supplier in the market for all businesses. Different suppliers offer different prices – some may have lower unit costs but higher standing charges.
- To find the cheapest price, the business should compare the market. At Energy Solutions, we monitor the business gas prices daily across our panel of suppliers and provide the best rates to the businesses.
What our customers said
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I find my last Energy Bill?
If you want a 100% accurate comparison quote from Energy Solutions (ES) LTD, providing us with your energy bill is the way to go. You can generally find your bill via your energy provider on your online account. Alternatively, you can call your provider for a paper statement, or take a look at your business bank account to see the standard monthly cost you pay.
Which Energy Provider is best for my business?
In the past, the ‘big six’ providers were considered the best option out there for great-value energy. But there are now many different independent suppliers on the market more than willing to match those prices and even offer better deals. These days, there’s no need to stick to npower, British Gas, Scottish Power, E-On, EDF or SSE. That’s why an effective comparison service like Energy Solutions (ES) LTD is more crucial than ever before. See our full range of suppliers through our comparison service today.
Which Energy Provider is the cheapest for my business?
Many different factors go into determining the cheapest energy provider for your business. This could include your current bills, as well as your location and specific business requirements for both gas and electricity. If you want to find the cheapest possible deal for your business, utilising our comparison service is the perfect place to start. We do all the calculations for you, giving you an accurate figure for each supplier to allow you to pick the best, and cheapest, service based on your exact needs.
How can I reduce the Energy Consumption of my business?
Using an energy comparison service like Energy Solutions (ES) LTD is an excellent way to start cutting your bills, but if you’re looking for ways to reduce the energy use of your business, it’s best to start small. There are many resources available online with advice for reducing bills by lowering your usage over time.
What is the process for changing my business Energy Provider?
Using an energy comparison service like Energy Solutions (ES) LTD is an excellent way to start cutting your bills, but if you’re looking for ways to reduce the energy use of your business, it’s best to start small. There are many resources available online with advice for reducing bills by lowering your usage over time.
Am I able to switch online for business energy?
Absolutely – with Energy Solutions (ES) LTD, switching your energy supplier is as easy as a few clicks. Our switching process is entirely digital, allowing you to sit back and relax while we get everything done for you – without ever picking up the phone or leaving your desk.
How long does the switching process take for business energy?
The date of switching will depend entirely upon the date your contract ends with your current supplier. Once that time is up, Energy Solutions (ES) LTD will handle the switching process for you and keep you up-to-date on everything as we go. You are able to track your switching process online, or you can contact us for further information.
How much will Energy Solutions (ES) LTD reduce my energy bill?
There’s no one rule for how much you will save on your energy bill when you choose Energy Solutions (ES) LTD for your comparison service. Factors such as your current location, your previous bills and even variations in market costs can lead to differing prices over time. However, we aim to be as effective as possible when it comes to your customer’s energy bills, and we work hard to try and save every customer hundreds of pounds off their costs.
Do I need to let my existing energy provider know that I'm switching
If you choose to switch with Energy Solutions (ES) LTD, we’ll deal with all the details for you. Simply let us know the information for your current supplier, and we will complete the switch for you. We will require a Letter of Authority for this process, but beyond that, we do it all for you.
What is the process for changing my business Energy Provider?
4. Choose a New Supplier
• Choose the best deal for your company (not the cheapest – consider quality of service and flexibility).
• Sign up to a contract and negotiate a start date.
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5. Notify Your Current Supplier
• Provide notice as required (5 working days).
Typically it is notified by the broker or, upcoming supplier to the existing supplier. If your bills are clear with the previous supplier.
• Transfer your last meter reading to avoid being overcharged.
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6. Set with New Supplier
• Provide relevant business and meter details (e.g., MPAN/MPRN numbers).
• Finalize start date and contract terms in writing.
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7. Monitor the Switch
• Switching should take between 2-4 weeks (can be faster, depends on your current contract end date)
• There is to be no interruption of supply—only the billing supplier is changed.
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What is a Letter of Authority (LOA)?
A Letter of Authority (LOA) is a formal letter that allows a third party — e.g., an energy broker or consultant — to act on your behalf when negotiating with energy suppliers.
Why is an LOA necessary in the energy industry?
Suppliers must have written permission prior to releasing contract details, use statistics, or allowing any third-party negotiations. An LOA encourages openness and legal accuracy.
What does the LOA allow an energy broker to do?
It typically allows brokers to:
* View energy use and billing information
* Request quotes from suppliers
* Negotiate renewals or changes to contracts
* Supply change of tenancy forms (if necessary)
* Negotiate with suppliers on your behalf
Signing an LOA is it a contract?
No. An LOA doesn’t obligate you to any energy contract. It only authorizes the broker to obtain information and negotiate with the suppliers.
How long does an LOA last?
Most LOAs are for 12 months but could be otherwise. You can terminate it anytime in writing.
Is the LOA legally binding?
Yes, but only for the authorization it provides. It won’t give power to a broker to make decisions or sign agreements in your name on your behalf.