If you are a business owner, finding a cost effective commercial gas supplier can be difficult.  Comparing commercial gas and business gas prices doesn’t have to be complicated, particularly if you use an independent expert such as Catalyst to guide you through the process.

However there is a tendency for some commercial energy suppliers to use jargon and acronyms, which mean nothing to the average businessperson simply looking to compare British gas suppliers.

All gas is bought wholesale by the array of suppliers operating within the UK market and then distributed commercial premises via these suppliers. Gas bills are calculated on the basis of how many units of energy are consumed, usually alongside a standing charge. Gas meters measure the volume of gas used in cubic feet or cubic metres and the gas companies convert this into kilowatt-hours.

Among the wide range of energy suppliers there is an equally wide range of gas prices, which are organised through an array of pricing plans. These plans provide a different set of benefits to different consumers, depending on the energy needs of the business.

Most suppliers offer standard or default plans but there are a range of specialist gas suppliers within the UK market that can offer fixed price or flexible products.

The process of switching commercial gas suppliers is less complicated than people think and is completely free when using our service.

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