What is a multi-site Meter? How do They Work? Which Businesses Have These Meters? What energy contracts are available for multi-site meters Can I switch to a multi-site meter? Larger businesses with multiple offices and factory locations may have multi-site meters in place to consolidate their businesses energy management into one account…. Read more

he UK has until 2040 to phase out the production of new petrol-powered cars and focus its attention on the production of electric vehicles. However, electric vehicles are being purchased at a much faster rate than expected. If we continue to see year-on-year growth in the sale of electric vehicles, the UK can’t expect to… Read more

From Al Gore’s eye-opening documentary An Inconvenient Truth to the recent speech given by Greta Thunberg at the United Nations, climate change maintains a hot topic around the world. For many countries, it’s been an uphill struggle to abandon traditional fossil fuels for sustainable green energy solutions. However, with more pressure from governmental bodies and… Read more

The magic of cinema gives us the chance to escape from reality and see some truly spectacular scenes. From intergalactic battles to high-octane races through the streets of New York, anything is possible on the big screen. But we often like to take a look at fictional worlds and debate just how unrealistic they are… Read more

Business electricity bills have increased in price by 43% over the past ten years. Energy companies have blamed wholesale prices for the yearly price hikes, but are wholesale prices really to blame, or are non-commodity costs on the rise? In this guide, we’ll provide a business electricity bill breakdown and assess how much each of… Read more

Complete the form below and compare all available tariffs from the whole energy market to find the cheapest business electricity quote. Over the past ten years, the price paid by businesses for their electricity has consistently increased, partly due to wholesale market price rises, but also from government levies and other network costs. No… Read more

Wind power is the most significant generator of renewable energy in the UK. The onshore and offshore wind farms produced 14.8% of all electricity consumed by UK homes and businesses in 2017. The turbines we use today are advanced technology based on the traditional windmill concept. The UK has an enviable geographic position for the… Read more

Introduction to FIT To promote the deployment of small-scale renewable energy installations in homes and businesses around the country, the UK government introduced a Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme. This initiative pays you for the electricity generated through technologies such as solar PV panels and wind turbines. There is also a complimentary scheme for heat generation… Read more