Join us for our member-exclusive NFU Live session on the 5 October at 11:00am where our expert panel will be discussing energy, costs and how what's happening now will influence the future.
With challenges in the production of certain types of electricity meters due to global supply chain disruption, there are delays being felt across the board with meter installations, smart meter fittings and the replacement of faulty meters.
With continued volatility in the energy market the NFU Energy team have been inundated with more calls and queries than ever before. We have experienced a 6-fold increase in calls coupled with an increase in the average call time as members have required a more detailed explanation of the r
Given the current volatility in the energy market it is more important than ever to consider the volume tolerance in your fixed energy contract. In years gone by this was a clause only acted on by energy suppliers on rare occasions.
The volatility in the energy market has forced us all to place much more consideration on the ways in which we look at electricity.
The NFU has received reports from members who have been the target of scam phone calls from energy companies purporting to be NFU Energy. These companies have no relation to the NFU or NFU Energy and should be ignored.
With the energy market being so volatile, keeping up with what’s happening and the best times to make decisions about your energy has become even more important.
Authorised Supply Capacity (ASC) is the amount of agreed electricity from the grid that is reserved for your use at any time. It is measured in kVA and appears on your bill as a Capacity Charge. Put simply, you rent this capacity and pay for every kVA that you are allocated on
With the added impact of sanctions, the Russian Rouble fell to even further lows in March since the initial crash on the 24th February when Russia declared war.
Are you a large energy user spending too much time, energy and money on finding the best contract? Not sure whether to lock in a price now or wait to see if prices come down? You are not alone!
