If you need a new commercial electricity meter, we can arrange your installation from start to finish and help with any specific requirements.
Whether you’re a growing business, updating an old meter or moving into new premises, we’re here to help you secure the best commercial energy meter to ensure your business energy prices and future-proof your business.
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Get a new electricity meter from one of our trusted UK energy suppliers. You will be able to get a new electricity meter installation from British Gas, E.ON, Npower, EDF, Crown Gas & Power, and Drax.
You may already know what your business needs or we can offer assistance in identifying the right solution for you. We’re always happy to help with any installation queries.
Smart meters automatically submit readings to your energy supplier every month.
The accompanying digital display shows you how much energy you’re using in real time. You will be able to view your energy usage in pounds and pence as well as your total usage for either the day, week or month depending on what it has been set to.
Multi-rate meters provide tariffs that offer multiple rates for energy depending on the time the energy is used. Whilst we’re more familiar with an Economy 7 tariff, there are also Economy 10 and even three-rate meter tariffs.
Many businesses can benefit from a multi-rate meter depending on the type of business and their core operating hours. Companies that primarily operate during the evenings, night time and weekends will benefit from multi-rate meters.
Even though every business is different, we can make some assumptions about certain industries. For example, multi-rate meters are extremely popular in the hospitality industry because of their core operating hours.
Multi-site energy meters are a great way to bring multiple energy contracts together into one business energy bill. Essentially, an energy supplier will treat multiple sites as one, providing you with one energy bill for all your energy usage across the premises.
There are multiple benefits to this. As well as opening up better business energy deals and negotiation power, your business will have one renewal date meaning it is much easier to manage your gas and electricity bills.
Half-hourly electricity meters are similar to smart meters. The difference is that a half-hourly meter will send meter readings to the energy supplier every 30 minutes to ensure billing accuracy.
This saves the business owner or office manager the hassle of regularly recording meter readings to send to the business electricity supplier.
If your business records a peak demand for electricity of 100 kVA or more, you will likely be legally obligated to install a half-hourly meter. Some companies operating near this peak demand but not over may choose to install a half-hourly meter to help them better manage business energy consumption.
If you need an electricity meter for your business, the costs typically vary. There’s no one type fits all, although many small businesses would be more than happy with a commercial smart meter.
Typical electricity meters can range anywhere from £150 to £800.
If you’re interested in a new commercial energy meter, in most cases we’ll install your new meter for free when you switch suppliers with us*.
Many businesses can benefit from a multi-rate meter depending on the type of business and their core operating hours. Companies that primarily operate during the evenings, nighttime and weekends will benefit from cheaper business electricity rates by installing a multi-site meter with the view of selecting a multi-rate tariff.
Even though every business is different, we can make some assumptions about certain industries. For example, multi-rate meters are extremely popular in the hospitality industry because of their core operating hours.
Businesses that operate outside of normal 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours may benefit from cheaper business electricity rates. Despite higher energy prices during the day, the night and weekend rates will be significantly cheaper depending on the type of tariff you choose.
Before signing up for any business energy contract, it is important to take some time to understand how your business uses gas and electricity. This ensures you’re signing up for the right tariff that will help you reduce your business energy bills.