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    Switching Business Gas Providers: Why Every Business Needs to Do It

    npsBy nps2 April 2019Updated:3 July 2024 No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Running a business does have its pitfalls, and one of the hardest to control is overhead expenses. If your company relies heavily on electricity and gas to operate, you need to take a closer look at your utility bills and ensure that you are paying the most competitive tariff.

    Switching energy suppliers

    Switching energy suppliers is a practice that has helped many companies save money. If you have been using the same supplier for many years, you are missing out on the opportunity to lower electricity and gas prices.

    When is the best time to consider switching suppliers?

    The following are some examples of situations when switching to a new supplier is an excellent option:

    • Moving to a new location or expanding your operation
    • New meters that require different rates for night and day
    • Your company’s consumption has increased dramatically
    • Amending ownership details due to merger or sale
    • Changing tenancy on a leased property

    These circumstances would naturally lead a business owner to consider switching energy suppliers. But despite not being in any of these situations, switching business energy suppliers is necessary because of the following benefits.

    Reduced utility payment

    The annual savings you get if you switch business gas and electricity providers usually depends on the size of your company. An average small business will save about 30% while a large business saves approximately 40%. Paying less is essential because the energy market is volatile, and any sudden increases in wholesale gas prices will be passed on to consumers.

    Bundling services

    Switching is also ideal if you are paying multiple suppliers for different services. Bundling your utility payments under one supplier can also lead to savings. Not only is it cheaper, but you can also conveniently keep track of your bills.

    A more reliable service

    When you consider switching energy suppliers, do not look at the price alone. Consider comparing the services of each supplier and choose one with proven reliability. Another benefit of changing providers is the opportunity to research the reputation of each supplier so that you can select one that best fits the needs of your company.

    Convenient and simple process

    Contrary to some assumptions, it is not hard to switch energy suppliers even if you are a business consumer. The most important thing to keep in mind, however, is that companies are typically tied to a contract with their supplier for a specific time which means you need to schedule your switch for when the contract is about to end. Apart from this, the steps are simple and straightforward.

    To make the process even more convenient, you have the option to hire a broker to facilitate the transfer for your company, or you can complete the switch online using a comparison website. Shopping around for better rates is also quite easy because there are many online resources available to help you.

    In conclusion, changing energy suppliers is and should be a priority for business consumers. You do not need to pay more on your utility bills if you have the option to get a cheaper rate, and conveniently change suppliers without causing interruption to your business.

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