Verify the supply
Check the MPAN, meter type, usage, current agreement and renewal dates.
We review your current supplier, contract end date, annual consumption and meter details before approaching the suppliers available through our panel.
You receive clear contract options and a named adviser to help with questions, paperwork and the switch. We do not claim to cover every supplier or guarantee a saving; our recommendation considers price, terms and business requirements.
Electricity quote process
Compare the complete contract, not one rate.
Compare suitable options
Review relevant panel responses, costs, assumptions and contract terms.
Complete the handover
Support the selected supplier paperwork and expected contract start.
Get a quote
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Customer experience
Business energy support for LTS Global Solutions
Read how Energy Geeks helped with a change of tenancy, supplier options and ongoing account support.
Business electricity contracts
What to consider when comparing business electricity quotes
A useful comparison starts with accurate supply information and looks beyond a headline unit rate. These are the main points our advisers work through with you.
Start with the supply and contract details
A recent electricity bill normally shows the information needed to identify the supply, including the MPAN, meter details and current tariff. Annual consumption, the contract end date, notice provisions and the site address help suppliers prepare options that relate to the correct business premises.
Half-hourly supplies, multiple meters and multi-site portfolios may need additional consumption data. We help organise what is available, identify obvious gaps and explain what else may be requested before prices can be treated as firm.
Compare the whole contract, not one number
Business electricity contracts can combine unit rates, standing charges and other network, policy or metering costs. The way these elements are fixed, passed through or adjusted can affect the overall cost, so a low headline rate does not necessarily make one option the most suitable.
Contract length, payment method, supplier service, renewable credentials and the business's plans for the site also matter. We present the relevant options available through our supplier panel and set out the assumptions used, rather than claiming to compare every supplier or guarantee a saving.
Plan the renewal and supplier handover
Starting before the existing agreement ends creates time to confirm renewal dates, review the principal terms and resolve incorrect meter or account information. The appropriate timing depends on the current contract, so its termination and notice provisions should be checked rather than assumed.
If the business chooses a new contract, the commercial switch would not normally interrupt the physical electricity supply. We support the supplier paperwork and contract handover, and remain available for agreed account queries after the new arrangement begins.
Questions and answers
Business electricity FAQs
What information is needed for a business electricity quote?
A recent bill is the best starting point. The MPAN, annual consumption, current supplier and contract end date can also help.
Does Energy Geeks compare every electricity supplier?
No. We compare suitable options available through our supplier panel and explain the scope before you make a decision.
When should I compare business electricity contracts?
The right time depends on your current contract, notice provisions and renewal window. Starting early gives you time to verify the supply data and review options without relying on an out-of-contract position.
Will switching business electricity supplier interrupt the supply?
A contract change normally affects the commercial supplier rather than the physical electricity connection. We help check the paperwork and dates, but any site-specific metering or network work is considered separately.
What costs should I compare besides the electricity unit rate?
Standing charges, contract length, payment terms and the treatment of network, policy and other non-energy costs can all affect the overall contract value.
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