Beginning life in 2014 as one of the government’s flagship renewable energy development incentives, the Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction provides funding to support the
A half hourly meter, often abbreviated as “HH”, is a type of electricity or gas meter which measures and records the amount of electricity consumed by a business every 30 minutes.
Historically, solar PV funding has been a major barrier to entry, but this blog examines its recent increase in accessibility.
Could your business benefit from Solar PV Savings via the installation of renewables? Our handy calculator has the answer.
Ofgem’s Non-Domestic Market Review was published in July, following two years of unprecedented volatility and a stakeholder engagement process. Most busy business owners won’t have
Ofgem’s recent non-domestic market review revealed many businesses don’t understand standing charges. Here, we explain it in a short read.
Blend and extend contracts involve agreeing a term extension in return for an existing contract rate reduction.
Here, we examine how and why you might consider this option.
An increasingly important part of a business’ energy bill, kVA stands for Kilo Volt Amperes and is a term used to describe the amount of
Before a Third-Party Intermediary (TPI) can provide you with a quote for your business energy, they require a signed Letter of Authority (LOA), but what
The Energy Bills Discount Scheme (EBDS) was hardly heralded as a saviour by UK businesses in January. Its level of support was drastically reduced versus