Why compare business energy?
We are facing unprecedented times in the energy industry and wholesale market prices have never been more volatile.
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That is why comparing business energy prices have never been more important with many customers facing a doubling of their gas and electricity invoices.
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We search a large panel of energy suppliers to find you the cheapest electricity and gas prices on the market. And you can do it online when its convenient for you.
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UCR Consultants help 40,000 businesses secure the best energy prices and rate 4.8 stars on Trust Pilot so you know you are in safe hands
How do I compare business electricity and gas?
GET YOUR Quote
Simply select which product you want to compare, give us an idea of how much you spend and enter your company name and post code to get your instant quote
Choose your deal
We will search up to 20 energy suppliers and provide a full price comparison, so you can choose the right energy deal for you. Select the tariff you want and we will look after everything else
SWITCH AND SAVE
Then sit back and relax. We look after the switching process, any billing disputes and proactively provide prices for your renewal. This leaves you to focus on what you do best
We compare business energy using the following energy suppliers
We help over 40,000 customers get the best prices for business electricity and gas
Why switch business energy with UCR?
Save Money
No only do we search a large panel of business energy suppliers to find the best deals, we also save you money on broker commission fees.
Save Time
It’s time consuming contacting lots of energy suppliers to ask for prices. When combined with the ongoing management of energy bills it all adds up. Remove this hassle and let us do it all for you.
Do more
We continually track the market so you never fall onto out of contract rates and always get the best prices. Not only that be we will help you start your journey to Net Zero Carbon.
We are proud to be a member of UIA
The Utilities Intermediaries Association (UIA) Code of Practice and Independent Customer Redress Scheme was established in 2006 following extensive industry-wide consultation with energy regulator Ofgem, the Office of Fair Trading (now part of the Competition and Markets Authority), energy suppliers and TPIs. It was formed in response to growing concerns that the actions of a few unscrupulous TPI’s was damaging the reputation of the TPI sector as a whole.
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“I HAVE BEEN WITH UCR CONSULTANTS FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND I HAVE BEEN VERY SATISFIED WITH THEIR SERVICE. THEY HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN ME COMPETITIVE PRICES AND AN HONEST, NON PRESSURE SERVICE"
"I SPOKE WITH DEE AND FOUND HER TO BE VERY HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY. THIS IS JUST WHAT THE ENERGY INDUSTRY REQUIRES. COMPETENT, HELPFUL AND POLITE CONSULTANTS WHO LISTEN TO THEIR CUSTOMERS REQUIREMENTS"
These prices are subject to change and may not apply to your specific product. You can make sure you have the latest rates by clicking on the supplier logo, which will take you to the relevant page on their website
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What types of business tariffs are there?
There are different types of business energy tariff so before starting your comparison it may be worth exploring the options.
Renewables & Green Contracts
With more focus on protecting our planet, greener contracts are a great first step on the journey to net zero carbon.
Pass Through Contracts
Similar to fixed priced contracts but some charges are passed through when they change. These contracts are increasingly common due to uncertainty in some costs
Variable Tariffs
If you do nothing at the end of your contract, you will roll onto a variable tariff. You still need to provide 30 day’s if you want to leave and prices can be over 3 times higher than a fixed term contract
Fixed Contracts
Provide business customers will budget certainty for a fixed duration of time. Contracts usually range from 1 year to 5 years.
Flexible Contracts
Usually for larger business customers, these contracts allow customers to lock in their gas and electricity in smaller chunks. This spreads the risk of making a single buying decision.