Best Practice Guides – saving your business money

Staying on top of your business energy bills can be time consuming, and a task that often goes to the back of the queue.

But with electricity and gas prices spiraling as a result of the energy price crisis, you can’t afford to let this essential area of your business slip. You’ll be wasting money if you do.

That’s why the Energy Advice Line is producing a series of guides covering the main market sectors.

They will explain what you need to do so that you, not the utility companies, are in control when it comes to the energy that your business relies on. They explain the methods energy companies use to keep you as a customer, and what to do to avoid being trapped in expensive energy deals. They also include a checklist of things you need to do when you move into a new premises, and top tips for ensuring that you are not paying more than you need to for your energy.

Above all, we believe these guides will save you money.

If you have any questions about these guides, or would like to see the latest rates for your meter please either contact us on 01202 025 399, jump onto online chat or compare online now.

Please click here to download a copy of the Best Practice and Advice Guide.

Our Supplier Panel

The Energy Advice Line is the UK's leading online price comparison and switching service dedicated to small and medium sized businesses in the UK.

Our online quotation engine has been designed to facilitate speedy but accurate commercial electricity and gas prices – all at the click of a button to allow you to search the market for the lowest prices from an extensive panel of suppliers and contract options.

Say 'No' to cold calling on business energy

Unfortunately, business electricity and business gas customers in the UK are bombarded with unsolicited cold calls on a daily basis.

This unscrupulous approach does not offer the business energy customer an impartial view on the market and the price offered is more often 20-30% above the current retail price for electricity or gas.

At Energy Advice Line we strongly advise customers to not accept these offers and follow our simple steps to ensure that they are not locked into an uncompetitive contract.