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Types of Business Energy Tariffs
1. Fixed-rate contracts
Unit rate (p/kWh) and standing charge (p/day) are agreed at the start and locked for the contract term — typically 12, 24, 36, 48, or 60 months. Your prices do not change for the life of the contract, regardless of what wholesale electricity does.
2. Flexible / variable contracts
A multi-year framework where unit rates track wholesale movements monthly or quarterly. The supplier hedges on your behalf and adjusts your price accordingly.
3. Deemed-rate contracts
The default tariff a supplier puts you on if you move into a premises without signing a contract. Deemed rates are usually 50–80% above market.
4. Out-of-contract / rollover
The tariff your supplier moves you to if you let your fixed contract expire without signing a new one. Like deemed rates, these are punitive. Ofgem rules from 2024 give you 30 days to switch off rollover tariffs without exit fees.
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Transitioning to a different business gas or electricity provider is an uncomplicated procedure, and there will be no interruption in your gas and electricity services. When you change your energy provider, you're merely altering the company that oversees your supply. The infrastructure, including all cables and pipes, will stay unchanged.
Dual fuel tariffs are exclusively for residential customers. Businesses are
required to transition their gas and electricity services independently.
While businesses can choose the same provider for both types of fuel, each must
be switched individually. If you opt to contract both gas and electricity from
the same supplier, you might have the opportunity to negotiate a more favourable
energy deal.
Our energy experts handle the entire switching process for you. You'll get the
benefits of their expert knowledge, as they search the energy market to find the
best energy tariff for your business.
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Your contract length and end date should be included on your bill. Your renewal window will usually open 6 months before your contract expiry date. At this point, you can compare prices and arrange a new contract. When your current contract ends, you will be switched over to your new deal. With LLoyd Energy, you can compare trusted suppliers across energy, water, and business broadband.
If you're looking for the latest business energy prices, you can complete your
switch online. Once you've selected your address, we can provide the latest
quotes for your meter. You can then choose to switch online or speak to a member
of our expert team.
For services such as business electricity and gas, our expert team will
contact you. We're here to help your business find the best available deal and
save money. We'll be on hand to take care of the switching
process allowing you to sit back, relax, and save.
You could potentially save up to 45% by switching your commercial utilities supplier. Sounds good, doesn't it?
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