Let’s be honest for a second. When you’re looking for a brand new mobile phone, TV, gadget or gizmo – the most important (and sometimes the only) metric has to be price. When comparing slightly homogenous goods, price is sometimes the only objective data we have to make our purchasing decision. It’s all well and […]
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When comparing business gas quotes, you will want to ensure that the quotes you receive are accurate and suitable for your business and its needs. Unlike domestic gas tariffs, business gas contracts have no cooling off period. So, once you’ve signed up to your new contract, there’s no turning back. That’s why it’s so important
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We all know that your choice in energy plan can make a huge difference to your annual energy spend. But few of us know how crucial it is to set up energy in a new home as soon as possible. Every day after you move in you could be haemorrhaging money in your new property.
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British Gas Gas reading The screen will probably be off. Press the red button to wake it up. Once it says Credit On you can press the red button again. The screen will say Meter Index. That’s your meter reading. Electricity reading If your meter has two barcodes on it, take a meter reading using these steps:
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Siteworks – a general term for chaos You will be familiar with the term ‘siteworks’ if you have ever had to go through the trouble of working on an energy supply for a property. Siteworks is a blanket term for all of construction work needed to either upgrade, downgrade, install or uninstall an energy supply
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THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO AVOID OVERSPENDING ON UTILITIES Across 5 of the UK’s biggest cities, £60 million is being spent on unnecessary energy bills. Businesses are paying for energy they are not using, with some studies showing that UK businesses are wasting nearly 50% of the energy they pay for. Five sectors – offices, retail,
What is hedging? Hedging in the energy market, is a method in which energy suppliers are able to purchase energy in such a way that minimises any risk posed by price volatility of energy. This is astonishingly, the simplest definition that could be thought of. We will discuss in more detail how hedging works, and
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Feeling Flexible? Instead of the usual fixed costs paid for energy in most contracts, some suppliers offer flexible contracts. Flexible contracts are tailored to larger consumers. The energy market is volatile; this means there are frequent, unpredictable price rises and falls. Flexible contracts allow businesses to take advantage of wholesale price movements, instead of fixed-term
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