Energy Contract Ending in 2025? Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Renew

If your business signed an energy deal in 2022 or early 2023, chances are it’s coming to an end soon. With so many fixed contracts due for renewal, many business owners are unsure what to do next. Prices have changed, the market has shifted, and you might be wondering: Should you switch? Should you fix again? Or is it better to wait?

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

1. Understand What Happens When Your Contract Ends

When your fixed-term energy contract finishes, your supplier will usually move you onto "deemed" or "out-of-contract" rates. These are often significantly higher than fixed rates.

In some cases, they can cost up to 80% more.

Don’t leave it until the last minute. Start reviewing your options around 3 to 6 months before your current deal ends.

2. Energy Prices in 2025 Are More Stable – But Still Unpredictable

After the chaos of 2022, wholesale energy prices have settled slightly, but there’s still plenty of movement due to global supply chains, geopolitical tensions, and seasonal demand.

It pays to have a broker like PPS monitoring the market for you.

3. Fixing Can Still Save You Money

Locking in a rate with a trusted supplier today could protect your business from future spikes. PPS compares quotes from a wide panel of suppliers, so you get the best deal for your specific usage profile.

4. PPS Can Manage the Entire Process

You don’t have to handle contract comparisons or complex paperwork. PPS takes care of the admin, negotiates with suppliers, and ensures you never overpay.

Ready to renew? Get in touch with PPS and we’ll handle it for you.

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