Why compare business energy prices?

Comparing business energy prices through Clearsight Energy not only helps you get the right deal for your business but also saves you time. Making the switch can guarantee that your business is on a great deal, offering improved customer service while preventing you from getting trapped in pricey rollover tariffs or costly deemed rates. Comparing business energy prices is vital for cost savings, budget management, and environmental impact. By identifying cheaper tariffs or suppliers, businesses can allocate resources efficiently and forecast expenses accurately. Overall, it empowers companies to make informed decisions that save money, reduce their carbon footprint, and meet their specific needs effectively. When looking to switch business energy, comparing prices is the first step towards finding the best deal.

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So you want to start saving on your business energy, here is a helpful guide of what you need.

So you want to compare business energy suppliers, here is a helpful guide of what you need
Comparing business energy prices with us is straightforward, and only requires a few minutes of your time. To begin, you’ll only need a few pieces of information:

  • Your business name
  • Your business address
  • Your current business energy contract end date
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Understanding business energy contracts

Fixed-term contract

A fixed-term business energy contract is a prevalent choice for businesses, providing a stable unit price for the agreed-upon period. This offers businesses predictability and stability in their energy costs. While shielding them from market fluctuations, this contract type usually spans between one to five years in duration.

Variable contract

A variable price business energy contract is an arrangement where the cost of business energy can vary according to market conditions, providing flexibility while exposing businesses to potential price fluctuations. Unlike fixed-term contracts, variable price contracts do not offer the stability of a consistent unit price and may be influenced by market dynamics.

Out of contract

An out-of-contract business energy arrangement happens when a business receives energy services without being tied to a formal contract. Throughout this period, the business usually incurs charges at variable or default rates, which might be higher than negotiated contract rates. While being out of contract provides flexibility, it can also result in less favourable pricing terms for the business.

Renewal Window

The renewal window for business energy contracts pertains to the timeframe in which businesses can assess, negotiate, and possibly renew their current energy contracts prior to expiration. This window usually occurs in the months preceding the contract’s end date. Businesses can take advantage of this opportunity to consider various contract options and discuss terms for their new business energy contracts.

Termination Notice

In business energy contracts, a termination notice is an official communication issued by either the business or the energy supplier, indicating the intention to conclude the contractual agreement. The notice period and termination terms are usually specified within the contract’s terms and conditions. Businesses are obligated to follow these provisions, giving advance notice to the supplier before the planned termination date. The termination notice period varies between different business energy suppliers.

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