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The Renewables Obligation scheme is a UK government subsidy designed to support the growth of large-scale renewable electricity generation. It was launched in 2002 and served as the main mechanism for the expansion of solar and wind generation in the UK until it closed to new generators in 2017. Under the scheme, energy suppliers are…

Understanding how electricity contracts work for micro businesses can help you avoid unnecessary costs and make smarter decisions about your energy supply. This guide explains what qualifies as a micro business, how that status affects your contractual rights, and where to get help when you have problems with your business energy. What is a micro…

Installing commercial solar panels is one of the most effective ways for businesses to reduce energy costs, improve sustainability credentials, and protect against rising electricity prices. However, the process is complex, requires regulatory approvals, and typically takes several months. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step overview of the commercial solar installation process, helping you understand…

An erroneous transfer occurs when your electricity or gas is switched to a new supplier without your permission. Although this sounds serious, it is a common scenario that is usually just an administrative mistake that your supplier can reverse. This guide explains erroneous transfers, how to spot them, and the steps required to resolve them….

Managing energy across multiple business locations is no small task. With fragmented contracts, inconsistent metering, and increasing compliance demands, many organisations struggle to maintain control, or even visibility, over their total energy usage and costs. This guide explains the two most effective strategies to optimise multi-site business energy management: Multi-site business energy procurement – Consolidating…

The retail electricity market is a key part of Britain’s energy system, where licensed suppliers compete to deliver power to homes and businesses. Over the past three decades, this market has transformed from a state monopoly into one of open competition. Along the way, it has faced major challenges, including energy price shocks, supplier collapses,…