The 2025 Autumn Budget is here, and while most headlines focus on households, there are important changes for UK businesses. Some will ease the pressure. Others may increase your energy costs if you do not plan.

The UK’s energy regulator, Ofgem, may soon face a major overhaul, and it could have significant implications for businesses across the country.

If you’re running a business, energy costs aren’t just a line on a bill; they’re a strategic expense you should optimise. One of the biggest levers you have is when  you renew your business energy contract. Get the timing right, and you can avoid overpaying or being caught on default rates. Get it wrong, and your contract might cost far more than it needs to. In this guide, we’ll unpack the best times to renew, key signals to look for, and how PPS for Business  helps clients

The UK business energy market continues to shift, and while prices may seem stable at first glance, a lot is happening beneath the surface. According to the latest Energy Market Update  from Inspired PLC , Q3 2025 revealed a delicate balance between short-term price stability and long-term cost pressure. For business owners, these trends directly affect when and how to renew energy contracts. We’ve broken down the data and added our own insights to help businesses make sense

Things like levies, grid fees, and network charges now make up a significant portion of business electricity bills.

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The energy landscape is shifting again. This time, it could mean real savings for UK businesses. According to Reuters , Ofgem has...

The UK government has just unveiled a major step in its 10-year Industrial Strategy. This has the potential to reshape the energy costs for thousands of manufacturers.

Ofgem has announced a 2% rise in the UK household energy price cap  this October. While the cap technically applies to households, many...

If you’re a UK business owner wondering, “Can I change my energy supplier before my contract ends?”  you’re not alone. It’s one of the...

If your business energy contract is coming to an end, or already has, don’t ignore it. Doing nothing could mean paying significantly more for the same energy, sometimes double.

If you’ve ever moved into new business premises or forgotten to renew your energy contract, there’s a good chance you’ve ended up on deemed rates — and that’s never a good thing.

The government’s smart meter rollout is picking up pace, and non-domestic customers are under increasing pressure to upgrade. By the end...

While the energy price cap doesn’t directly apply to most business tariffs, changes to the domestic cap often signal wider shifts in the...

Here’s what you need to know before renewing your energy contract – and why PPS is the right partner to guide you

In today's rapidly changing energy market, businesses in Devon are discovering the advantages of working with a business energy broker....

The UK energy market is changing, and one of the most important updates arriving in the near future is Market-Wide Half-Hourly Settlement...

Whether you’re relocating your business, moving into your first commercial space, or taking over a site from another company, navigating...

What does the fall of Rebel Energy mean for your contract? ​ On April 1, 2025, Rebel Energy ceased trading, leaving approximately 90,000...

Apply today and start saving with PPS. If you’re considering renewing your energy deal or switching suppliers, now is the perfect time —...