Author: Candace RobbTalk to me if you have half hourly meters, MOP, data collection, and advice on Authorised Supply Capacity.
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Thursday, 25 June 2020
by Candace Robb
Energy contract volume tolerance
What is it, why is it in my contract and how do I avoid charges? On your electricity and gas contracts you may see something that says ‘volume tolerance’ or ‘take or pay’ without much explanation of what this means. It is often overlooked when it comes to signing but is worth taking note of what Tuesday, 24 March 2020
by Candace Robb
Supply contracts for new connections
We take the headache out of arranging your supply contract following your grid connection and getting a meter installed. Where do I Start? Tuesday, 13 August 2019
by Candace Robb
Should I be fixing long term or short term on my renewal?
One of the things that I get asked most regularly is if the energy prices are likely to come down at all. If I had a crystal ball to be able to predict what the energy market was going to do, I would be a very wealthy person! Tuesday, 27 November 2018
by Candace Robb
Extra Energy becomes the next small supplier to cease trading in a tough market
It’s always sad to see Energy suppliers go under, especially in such a tough climate, and it’s a shame to see that Extra Energy had to cease training on 19 November 2018, leaving its 108,000 customers without a supplier. Thursday, 07 June 2018
by Candace Robb
Our biggest group yet
Our latest NFU Electricity Buying Group has been our best yet! In fact, we have secured over 580 contracts. This is now our biggest buying group and we were able to secure the biggest cost saving for members to date. Tuesday, 23 January 2018
by Candace Robb
Freezing at LAMMA…
We were invited to join the NFU and NFU Mutual on their stand at LAMMA, which was held this year in Peterborough, on the 17 and 18 January. We went along to represent our NFU Energy Service, in order to answer any member’s energy-related questions. Tuesday, 03 October 2017
by Candace Robb
Did you, or do you have a maximum demand meter?
Are you now paying significantly more than you used to and have charges appear on your bill that you don’t recognise?Pages
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