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Does the energy price cap apply to businesses?

The energy price cap is frequently talked about in the news, but does it affect business energy contracts?

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What is a Carbon Reduction Plan (CRP)?

It's one thing knowing how much greenhouse gas your business emits. It's another having a clear plan to reduce those emissions.

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What is SECR? The UK reporting scheme your business may need to comply with

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) may feel like just another box-ticking regulatory exercise.

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What is ESOS? Avoid costly business energy compliance mistakes

Keeping up with the latest business energy regulations can feel like a full-time job.

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What is BICS? 10,000 businesses could cut electricity costs by 25%

The British Industrial Competitive Scheme (BICS) could reduce electricity costs by up to 25% for around 10,000 UK businesses. Are you one of them?

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What is an energy basket deal? How to reduce costs with group deals

What if small businesses were able to approach energy suppliers with the weight and pedigree of a much larger organisation? Energy baskets can have...

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What is half-hourly metering? Why millions of businesses are switching

Most businesses know how much electricity they use each month. Far fewer know precisely when they use it. That's where half-hourly metering comes in.

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What is VAT on business energy? Reduced rates explained

You have probably paid Value Added Tax (VAT) on something already today.

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