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We compare Business Energy Suppliers

Running a day nursery means managing costs carefully, and energy bills can be a major expense. Our business energy comparison website helps nurseries find the best gas and electricity deals, reducing costs so you can invest more in staff, facilities, and quality childcare.

Why Compare Business Energy?

Energy prices vary, and many nurseries end up paying more than they need to. By comparing top suppliers, you can:

Lower Rates

Our comparison tool allows you to see the latest tariffs from trusted energy providers, ensuring you get the best price for your gas and electricity

Switch to Greener Energy

By making eco-friendly choices, we help nurseries find green energy tariffs from trusted suppliers, allowing you to power your nursery with 100% renewable electricity

Lock in fixed prices

We find you the best fixed-rate deals from trusted energy suppliers, ensuring your nursery benefits from long-term savings and financial stability

Avoid Expensive Rollover Contracts

Avoid falling into costly rollover contracts. We help you stay in control by finding the best deals before your contract expires.

We Only Work with Business Energy Suppliers who we Trust to Provide a Great Deal and a Fantastic Service

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No long forms. Start a comparison with just your postcode.

We use smart data to find energy info.

Compare quotes from a panel of energy suppliers. Including

big names and specialist providers.

An energy expert will talk you through the quotes on screen

and support you with the switch.

What business energy contracts are available

When exploring new business energy deals, you’ll find a range of options to choose from. We’ll help you select the best one for your nursery’s needs. However, some tariffs should be avoided—deemed rates and out-of-contract rates. These are default variable tariffs set by suppliers and are typically much more expensive than fixed-rate contracts.

Fixed rate contracts

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Variable rate

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Blend and extend

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Speed up the process by submitting basic business details online – whenever you have time.

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Frequently ask questions

No, there is no price cap on business energy rates; it only applies to domestic rates. The key difference between business and household energy lies in how energy is purchased, sold, and contracted.

For domestic customers, the price cap is reviewed every three months. While this doesn't directly impact non-domestic rates, it's useful to monitor these reviews to gauge potential energy price trends. If the cap is set to increase, it may be a good time to reassess your business energy contract and compare available rates.

You can compare business energy quotes once your switching window opens and your contract is up for renewal. This typically happens a few months before your contract ends, though exact timeframes depend on your supplier and contract type. If you secure a new deal during this period, it will only take effect once your current contract expires.

If you've recently moved into new premises or are on your supplier's out-of-contract rates, you have the flexibility to compare and switch at any time.

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Your switching window is the earliest opportunity to compare prices and secure a new deal, and it's the responsibility of your supplier to inform you when this window opens. Typically, this occurs 90 days before your contract’s end date, though timeframes can vary, so it’s important to review your contract. If you operate a microbusiness, keep in mind that the rules for switching may differ from those for other SMEs.

Regardless of the length of your switching window, your supplier must provide written confirmation of it, as well as details on their automatic renewal policy and the terms of their deemed contracts.

The time it takes to switch depends on the size of your business. If you're a microbusiness, Ofgem’s Faster Switching rules ensure the process is completed within five days. For all other businesses, it can take up to 30 days.

If you're still under contract with your current supplier, the switch won’t occur until your current contract ends. Even if you sign a new contract well in advance, you won't be switched to your new supplier until your existing contract expires.

Also, remember that you can only sign a new non-domestic energy contract when your current one is up for renewal. This can be up to ten months before the contract ends, so it’s important to stay aware of the date. If you use the Bionic Digital Renewal service, we’ll handle this for you.

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Does the energy price cap apply to businesses?

No, there is no price cap on business energy rates; it only applies to domestic rates. The key difference between business and household energy lies in how energy is purchased, sold, and contracted.

When can I switch business energy supplier?

If you've recently moved into new premises or are on your supplier's out-of-contract rates, you have the flexibility to compare and switch at any time.

What experience and certifications do your instructors have?

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What is my switching window?

Regardless of the length of your switching window, your supplier must provide written confirmation of it, as well as details on their automatic renewal policy and the terms of their deemed contracts.

How long does it take to switch business energy suppliers?

The time it takes to switch depends on the size of your business. If you're a microbusiness, Ofgem’s Faster Switching rules ensure the process is completed within five days. For all other businesses, it can take up to 30 days.

If you're still under contract with your current supplier, the switch won’t occur until your current contract ends. Even if you sign a new contract well in advance, you won't be switched to your new supplier until your existing contract expires.

Also, remember that you can only sign a new non-domestic energy contract when your current one is up for renewal. This can be up to ten months before the contract ends, so it’s important to stay aware of the date. If you use the Bionic Digital Renewal service, we’ll handle this for you.