When it comes to running your business, we know that the bills stack up. Gas and Electricity are essential supplies which form a portion of your monthly outgoings, however, this doesn’t mean you are expected to continue paying the same (or increased) prices year on year.

Summer’s fading and the leaves have started to fall… This can only mean it’s almost autumn and soon it’ll be time to think about turning the heating on (if you haven’t already done so!) As the weather grows colder and the typical UK chill settles in, you may be wondering how you can keep your energy and heating costs down?

Below we have listed some easy ways of reducing your energy bills this autumn.

Did you know that businesses can now switch their water supplier?

On the 1st April 2017, UK laws changed to gives businesses, charities and public-sector organisations more power when it comes to paying for their water supply. Although households are currently not able to change their water provider – businesses can start to put an end to costly contracts.

It’s the last Friday of the month, is it your payday or do you need to wait another week? Everyone’s always glad to see the back of January, but with it comes the dreaded bills from December…

We all dread that monthly Gas or Electricity bill,  but it’s always that much harder in the winter months. Therefore it’s no surprise that this week is ‘Big Energy Savings Week.’ A week dedicated to helping you become more energy efficient and cut those energy bills for good.

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has set out what he called “practical and proportionate” advice in case the UK leaves the EU with no deal.

If you’re involved in managing your business’s energy costs, then it’s likely you’ll have heard all about half hourly electricity meters. If you’re not exactly sure what one is though, or you’ve never heard of them at all, a half hourly electric meter is a special kind of business energy meter that sends updated readings to the energy supplier every half hour via a phone line.