At Business Utility Hub, we make it fast and simple for large businesses to compare energy prices and secure a better deal for your organisation. We’ll use our extensive knowledge of the market to offer bespoke quotes, negotiate contracts and manage the entire switch. Pick up the phone and lock in lower business energy bills today.
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When you’re running a high-energy business, even small changes in unit price will make a major difference to your bottom line. Yet hundreds of thousands of UK businesses remain on outdated business energy contracts or variable rate tariffs that no longer serve them.
The energy market changes fast. Even if your tariff seems competitive, you may still be spending more on utilities than you need. At Business Utility Hub, our friendly energy experts keep a close eye on energy prices. We can quickly assess your current contract, and compare it against the best deals on the market.
We work with businesses that operate at scale and depend on reliable, cost-effective energy to power their operations across multiple business premises, including construction industry, care homes, manufacturers, hospitality venues and offices.
You might be dealing with challenges such as:
If that sounds familiar, speak to Business Utility Hub and let's see what a smarter deal could look like for your business.




When managing energy across large sites or multiple operations, having access to an account manager who can help you understand your options when it comes to available business electricity tariffs can make a huge difference. The right contract can stabilise your energy bills, improve efficiency across your operations and support your wider business objectives.
Here’s an overview of the main types of business energy contracts available.
Your unit rates and standing charges remain constant for the duration of the agreement. Fixed-rate energy plans are ideal for large businesses seeking budget certainty and predictable billing across multiple sites.
Unit rates and standing charges change in line with market conditions. This can work in your favour when wholesale prices fall, but may increase your energy bills during volatile periods.
A common choice for large and industrial businesses. Your energy bill is split between fixed wholesale energy costs and variable third-party charges, such as National Grid and distribution fees.
Your supplier may offer to renew your existing deal at a blended rate between your current tariff and live market rates. This can balance cost control with flexibility.
These offer lower business electricity prices during off-peak hours. They can be particularly effective for businesses able to shift energy use outside standard operating times.
With this tariff your unit prices and standing charges to fluctuate in response to wholesale energy costs, which can make budgeting difficult. It is commonly the supplier’s default tariff and normally comes without an exit fee.
Applied automatically when you move into new premises without an agreed contract with your business electricity supplier. These are typically the most expensive tariffs available.
Charged when your existing deal expires and no new one has been arranged. These rates are almost always higher than negotiated contracts and can quickly inflate energy costs.
If you are on a SVT, deemed or out-of-contract rate, get in touch with us today. Your energy market expert at Business Utility Hub will almost certainly be able to cut your costs significantly.
We value your time, so we like to keep our comparison process swift and straightforward. When you call us, it can be helpful to have the following information to hand:
If you don’t have everything available, don’t worry - our experts will guide you through gathering the right information during the call.
Managing energy for a large business or industrial business doesn’t have to be complicated. We’ll do the heavy lifting - including cancelling your old contracts, finding the best deal and managing the switch from start to finish.