No, I’m not 75 years old! I was born on a farm (yes, I’m 50 in a month or so) and on 4 May 1993, I started work here. At the time, the company was known as Farm Electric Centre and I was only offered a two-year contract. I thought ‘it’ll do for now…’
I always like to keep an eye on the future of the energy market and this week I saw that Elexon has published a White Paper exploring how customers coul
After ‘Beast from the East’ and ‘Pest from the West’, the weather appears to be settling down. However, forecasters are warning of snow over the Easter weekend which may make things rather difficult for the Easter Bunny!
When you spend more than £20,000 a year on electricity getting the best deal and staying ahead of the paperwork can be a daunting task. Jodie Hisgett our Utilities Management Consultant looks after all our customers who are in this situation and we would like to introduce her to you and fin
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.
Big energy users can save money by putting their electricity contracts out to tender. Yes, this can sound daunting, but if your business is spending more than £15,000 on electricity a year then you could save by doing so.
As 2017 draws to a close, we would like to thank all our customers, friends and colleagues. It's been a great year and we look forward to working with you in 2018.
Fifty years ago, on the 05 July 1967, the Queen Mother opened our original office here at Stoneleigh Park during the Royal Show.
From April 2018 changes are coming in from your distributor for Available Supply Capacity (ASC) charges. Anytime you exceed your agreed capacity, your excess will be billed on much higher rates than those you’ve agreed.
As gas is transported across the UK, an amount is inevitably lost due to issues such as unregistered meters, pipe leaks and theft of gas by some end users. The cost of this gas is proportionately recovered by charging set rates to all users of gas, known as unidentified gas charges.
