Frequently Asked Questions

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An energy consultant compares suppliers, secures the best rates, manages contracts and renewals, and handles everything from switching to ongoing support to save your business time and money.

A consultant saves you time, provides access to multiple suppliers, and often secures better rates than going direct.

We leverage relationships with major UK suppliers, bulk purchasing, and market insight to secure competitive rates that are often lower than going direct.

We are paid a commission by the energy supplier, which is built into your unit rate and is disclosed to you before any agreements.

No. We are transparent about how we are paid, and all costs are included within your quoted rates.

We work with a wide panel of trusted UK energy suppliers, including major providers such as British Gas, E.ON, Pozitive Energy and independent suppliers, ensuring you receive a range of competitive options.

The best time is usually 6–12 months before your contract ends. This allows you to lock in better rates and avoid price increases.

You will be moved onto expensive out-of-contract or deemed rates, which are significantly higher than fixed contract rates.

Switching typically takes 3-7 days for Electricity and Gas, and 7-30 days for Water depending on your current supplier and contract terms. There is no disruption to your supply.

No. Your gas and electricity supply will continue as normal—only the supplier and billing will change.

We usually need:

• A recent energy bill 
• Your business address 
• Contract end date (if known)

Yes. We work with SMEs, large commercial businesses, and multi-site organisations across various industries.

Yes. We can provide renewable energy tariffs to help your business reduce its carbon footprint.

We handle the entire switching process, liaise with suppliers, and keep you updated until your new contract goes live.

Yes. We offer ongoing account management, renewal reminders, and market updates to ensure you always stay on competitive rates.

Yes. We can liaise with suppliers on your behalf to resolve billing queries and disputes.

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. An inverter makes it usable for your business, and any unused energy can be exported or stored.

kVA (kilovolt-amperes) measures the total power capacity of your electrical supply.