Compare Business Electricity
Switch your business electricity supplier through usave.co.uk and save up to 30% on you business electricity bills. Enter your postcode below.
How to Compare Business Electricity Deals
Switching to a new business electricity supplier with usave is simple:
Enter Your Business' Postcode
Enter the postcode of your business' main premises into our comparison tool. You'll then need to provide a bit of information about your current electricity tariff, if you have it available.
Choose a Plan
You'll be shown a list of business electricity plans to choose from. We'll show you prices for each, and will clearly display the savings you'd make by switching based on what you're currently paying. You just pick the tariff you think is best.
Complete the Switch
Once you've selected the tariff you want, you'll need to fill in some final details about your business and then you'll be ready to complete the switch. We'll handle everything from here on out, including negotiations with your current supplier.
What information do I need to switch business electricity?
It's easy to compare business electricity prices and find a new provider. You'll just need to make sure you have the following bits of information to hand:
All of this information can be found on your electricity bill.
Types of Business Electricity Contract
Almost all of the UK's domestic electricity suppliers offer business electricity tariffs. This means you'll have a lot of options to choose between. To make things easier, you should have a think about what type of tariff you want:
Fixed Rate Tariffs
Fixed rate tariffs will lock in a certain price for your electricity for the duration of the contract. Importantly it's the unit price (that's the rate per kWh) that will stay fixed, not your monthly bill - but this still helps keep your costs steady and predictable. Rates can be fixed for up to 5 years in some cases.
Flexible/Variable Rate Tariffs
With flexible tariffs, the unit price for your electricity will be subject to change dependent on the market price at the time. This means that your costs could go down during the course of your tariff, but they could also go up. One key benefit of flexible tariffs is that they can be cancelled with 30 days' notice.
Why compare business electricity prices with usave?
Finding a new supplier for your business electricity with usave takes just a few minutes. Once you've chosen a tariff, the rest of the switch will be managed for you.
We'll show you tariffs from several of the UK's top electricity suppliers. We regularly have access to exclusive deals and tariffs not available elsewhere.
You'll have access to a dedicated account manager who can guide you through any issues you have with the switching process or with your new plan.
Business Electricity Prices: What makes up the cost of your tariff?
The price you'll pay for your business electricity supply is made up of three components:
Price per kWh (Unit Price)
The basic cost of any tariff is the unit price. Quite simply, this is how much you'll pay for a single unit of electricity, which is measured in kilowatt hours (kWh).
Standing Charge
The standing charge is a flat fee that you pay for your electricity supply, usually charged on a daily basis. It tends to be a nominal fee, and some contracts wont charge one at all.
Climate Change Levy (CCL)
The CCL is an environmental tax that business pay based on the energy they use. More energy efficient businesses will pay a smaller CCL.
Last reviewed: 19 October 2022
Next review: 19 November 2022