As you are currently under a supply contract we cannot provide a meaningful quotation. However, we can assist you with future requirements when the time is right. Our service is totally free and impartial and will help you achieve greater profitability and efficiency within your business.

Virtually all businesses are supplied under a fixed term contract (typically 1 to 5 years). Shortly before the end of the contract term, your supplier will write to notify you of their new electricity rates. If this renewal offer is not rejected by you (typically) within a 30-day window, then the supplier deems it as an implicit and unconditional acceptance for another contract term.

Notice periods do vary from company to company. If your supplier's notice period is 90-days, it means you have to reject their new offer (in writing) no later than 90-days before the end of the current contract. Renewal letters should be received at least 30-days before the end of the notice period; so in this example the letter should arrive at least 120-days before the end/renewal date.

Before we can provide you with a meaningful quotation, we need to establish your supply situation. Our service is totally free and impartial and will help you achieve greater profitability and efficiency within your business.