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When you sign up for a business energy contract you know you should read all the details, however, there are a few vital points you need to try and remember.

Who is your current supplier (can also be displayed on screen in text)

If you don’t know, or have forgotten you can find out by contacting your local electricity distribution company who keep records.

When does your contract end (can also be displayed on screen in text)

This information is vital to avoid being automatically signed-up to expensive rollover contracts. This will be on your energy bill and you should also receive a renewal letter 60 to 120 days before your contract ends and it should contain details of their automatic or deemed rates.

How much are you currently paying (can also be displayed on screen in text)

While you might not know your current unit rate or standing charge – knowing this information allows you to know how the renewal or other offers compare.

When should you terminate the contract (can also be displayed on screen in text)

Knowing when you are allowed to end your contract means you can avoid getting burned by expensive rollover contracts.

Once you have this information you are ready to engage in the business energy market.

However, finding out if you are getting a good deal is more complicated and this is where we come in.

Even if you are not ready to switch we can provide you with a benchmark price you should be paying right now and when the time comes we’ll handle your switch for you.

To find out more please visit www.strachanconsulting.co.uk

http://energy-supplier-advice.info/
www.strachanconsulting.co.uk