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By Becca Talbot - becca@consumerchoices.co.uk
Whether your company is small, medium or large, you’ll want a supplier and business gas tariff that suits you. Our guide to business gas suppliers gives you all the information you need to help you decide which deal is right for you and your business (18/8/09)
There are plenty of options when it comes to choosing a gas deal for your business. The “big six” suppliers, British Gas, EDF, E.ON, npower, Scottish Power, and Scottish & Southern Energy, all offer tariffs for business customers as well as tariffs for domestic customers. Other small suppliers, such as EBICO and first:utility also offer competitive business gas prices.
Like household energy, business customers are free to choose and switch to the best energy supplier for their needs. However, with so many different tariffs and options available, deciding who to switch to will need some careful thought. Our guide to business gas suppliers will help you choose the best deal for you, no matter what size your company.
Britain’s largest energy supplier, British Gas (www.britishgas.co.uk), offers two business gas deals:
British Gas supplies energy to over 950,000 businesses and every customer has their own account manager. Your account manager will be responsible for arranging connections and metering services, as well as the registration and switchover process, and any billing or payment queries.
Your account manager can also help you get the best from your business gas supply and give you tips on energy efficiency.
Find out more about British Gas business gas tariffs.
French-owned energy supplier EDF (www.edfenergy.com) offers two business gas deals:
EDF has 250,000 small and medium business customers and 200,000 large business customers, all benefiting from a choice of contract length, dedicated business advisors, 2% off quarterly bills for paying by direct debit and free energy efficiency advice.
Find out more about EDF business gas tariffs.
With over 500,000 customers, E.ON (www.eonenergy.com) is one of the UK’s largest business energy suppliers. It has one business gas tariff, designed for small and medium companies, with less than 50 sites in the UK, that use less than £100,000 of gas a year. The tariff offers:
Choosing a three year contract means you will be able to budget your energy costs for longer, protecting your business against energy price increases for three years.
Find out more about E.ON’s business gas tariff.
Npower (www.npower.com) supplies both gas and electricity to over 300,000 businesses in Britain. The supplier offers one business gas tariff aimed at small and medium businesses that use less than £100,000 worth of gas a year.
All new Npower business customers are given a free e3 pack. The e3 pack contains a free Electrisave monitor worth £79.95 (a smart meter), and all the energy efficiency tools and advice you need to reduce your energy bills by up to 25%.
Find out more about Npower’s business gas tariff.
Scottish Power (www.scottishpower.co.uk) offers two business gas deals:
Scottish Power has over 200,000 business customers and allows them to pay in six different ways, including monthly/quarterly direct debit, by cheque, cash or giro cheque, and using credit/debit cards. Your business may be eligible for a discount if you pay by direct debit.
Find out more about Scottish Power business gas tariffs.
Scottish & Southern Energy has over 9 million customers in the UK. Its business customers can benefit from:
Changing your business’ gas supplier is quick and easy using the Energychoices.co.uk business energy service. You could save up to 50% on your gas and electricity bills by simply talking to a friendly, UK based savings expert today.
Simply request a representative to call you back at a time convenient for you or alternatively call our free phone telephone number for an impartial, no obligation consultation and compare:
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Remember to have a bill at hand so your current charges can be reviewed, and the correct saving calculated.
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