
What is a half hourly meter and how do I know if I have one?
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.

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.

Learning to read your business water bill with a critical eye could save your business money.

Most customer-facing businesses use card payment terminals in their day-to-day commercial activities; but many do not understand their card payment charges and how to predict

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