If you signed your business energy contract during the 2022-2024 price spike, you are almost certainly paying more than you need to in 2026.
Wholesale prices have come back down meaningfully, but most fixed contracts didn't. Worse, standing charges have crept up across most regions — meaning even low-usage sites are being squeezed.
Here's the 3-step playbook our team uses to cut bills by an average of 20%.
1. Check your contract end date
If you're inside the last 6 months of your contract, you can lock in new rates today. Outside that window, suppliers either won't quote or will only quote at premium rates.
2. Get your MPAN and MPRN ready
These are the unique identifiers for your electricity and gas meters. Without them, no supplier can give you an accurate quote.
3. Don't auto-renew
Auto-renewal is where most businesses lose money. Suppliers offer their best rates to new business — not loyal customers. Always re-tender, even if you end up staying.
Ready to find out what you should actually be paying? Request a free quote and we'll come back to you in 48 hours.