Could now be the best time of the year to switch business energy supplier?

With wholesale prices bucking the usual trend of going up when the temperature drops, now could be the best time to agree to a new fixed price business energy contract.

It seems that with a strong LNG send out and above average storages being reported across Europe, the markets are confident that we have more then enough to push through the latest cold snap.

The system was even over-supplied earlier in the week – in December!

Suppliers have started to reflect the recent wholesale price drops in the last 2-3 days with cheaper retail rates, which are available online now.

Even if you want to defer your decision a bit longer, we would strongly recommend tracking the wholesale price trends by subscribing to our weekly price tracker email.

If you want to switch now, you can see the latest prices online – all we need is your business postcode to see the latest rates available for your meter.

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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.

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