What are good electricity rates for a Post Office?
There isn’t a straightforward answer, but we can give you an indication of a competitive electricity rate. Electricity prices are dependent on a range of factors. Even with all other factors being identical, electricity prices vary considerably across the country, depending in which electricity region your Post Office is located.
Typically, electricity prices are lowest in London, and the more expensive prices for businesses are in the North of Scotland and South West of England.
Variations in price are often due to differences in distribution and transmission costs that are included in the cost of your business electricity. These costs vary around the UK network.
Electricity rates from over 20 energy companies
Electricity rates also very of course, between suppliers. The well-known energy suppliers (British Gas, EDF, etc) have a licence to supply electricity to both business and domestic premises. But the majority of energy suppliers to business premises don’t have a domestic licence, as they focus on commercial energy. Of these, some only provide electricity, and others gas.
This is another benefit of using our experience and knowledge of the energy market. We will be checking electricity rates for your Post Office from suppliers you probably didn’t know existed. Giving you more choice and more opportunity to save money on your electricity bills.
Call us on 020 3372 6517 for advice and options.
Green electricity rates for a Post Office
100% green (renewable) electricity rates have fallen dramatically in recent years. This has been undoubtedly helped by the investment in renewable projects across the UK.
Alongside the suppliers who only offer green electricity rates, some major energy companies also offer 100% green electricity. They just don’t advertise it. At Perfect Clarity, we also have access to these prices for our customers.
So just how much more does green electricity cost?
Very little. In fact, green electricity can sometimes even be the cheapest option. It just depends which direction green prices and standard prices are moving. As mentioned before, commercial energy prices change daily, so we often see green prices moving lower than standard prices.
And when we say 100% green, we mean 100% green.
This is usually a mix of electricity generated from wind, solar and hydro. Clearly this isn’t fed directly to your Post Office but is exported to the Grid. Like all businesses (and homes) on green electricity rates, you are investing in renewable generation projects.
And doing your bit for the planet.
Do you think green electricity could be for you? Call us today and we can provide a comparison of green electricity prices and standard prices.