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Competitive PricesA standing charge is a fixed daily cost on your energy bill. What it covers, how much it costs, and whether you can avoid it.
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Business Energy Standing Charges Explained
Reactive power charges appear when your power factor drops below 0.95. What causes them, how much they cost, and how power factor correction can save money.
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TNUoS charges fund the high-voltage transmission network. What they are, how Triads work, and how to reduce transmission costs on your business bill.
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DUoS charges are fees for using your local electricity distribution network. What they are, how time bands work, and how to reduce them.
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Energy hedging explained for UK businesses. How buying in tranches manages price volatility and provides budget certainty for gas and electricity.
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The nuclear RAB levy is a new mandatory charge on UK business electricity bills funding the construction of Sizewell C. What it is, what it costs, and what businesses can do.
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EON Deemed Rates – What They Cost and How to Switch
SSE Deemed Rates – What They Cost and How to Switch
British Gas deemed rates are default energy prices charged when a business has no signed contract at a property. British Gas is the most common legacy supplier for UK commercial premises, so more businesses end up on their deemed rates than any other supplier. There are no exit fees or notice periods, meaning you can switch to a cheaper fixed deal at any time.
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EDF deemed rates are default energy prices charged when a business has no signed contract at a property. They apply automatically and are significantly more expensive than fixed deals. There are no exit fees or notice periods, so businesses can switch to a cheaper contract at any time.
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