- 4 August 2010

Compare Gas Electricity Prices – 3 FAQ’s to Help You Switch Providers Easily

With the fluctuating prices of energy, most business owners agree that saving money on their power bills can help lessen operational costs and lighten their financial burden. Besides saving more money that you can put to better use for your business, you will also be doing your bit for the enviroment and you could also benefit from renewable energy sources.  Something that your current provider may not be able to offer.

Compare Gas Electricity Prices

Here are the 3 frequently asked questions together with their answers to help you get started on the right step towards comparing gas and electricity prices.

1. How do I know if it’s time to switch and compare energy prices?

Listen to the industry news, and you’ll know when the suppliers have lowered their prices! Once they do, you’ll know it’s an opportune time to switch providers.

There are other benefits that should cause you to switch and compare prices. You may have been “hooked” into your current provider because of the initial deal you signed on. However, you quickly realised that the offer is not so great after a while, due to the fact that other competitors are now offering better packages. The best thing to do is to keep abreast with energy-related news, and constantly educate yourself by comparing prices.

2. Which provider should I choose?

When comparing energy prices online, you are required to key in your postcode. This is because the cost you will pay depends on where your business is situated in the UK. That said, it does not mean that you should choose the provider that boasts the cheapest prices. Quality matters too, and is usually evident in the course of dealing with the provider.

In fact, this being the most important step that will possibly affect you for a number of months in the near future, it’s best to use the help of a good energy broker, especially when it is available completely free of charge — at least at Catalyst it is.

3. What should I do after I have decided the provider I want to switch to?

Virtually nothing! You do not have to notify your old provider but you may need to verify details when the new provider or broker steps in. You also need to pay off any outstanding bills to avoid hiccups and possibly a hefty penalty.

If you would like more information on our services or would like to find out how this could benefit your business, simply call our energy team today on 0870 710 7560 or request a call back at time to suit.

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  1. Compare Gas And Electricity Prices…

    If it was only this simple, becuase prices change every day, you really need to look at using an energy broker, as they can keep track of the market and advice on the best time to pirchase….

    Trackback by socialwebcms.com — August 6, 2010 @ 11:53 am

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