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Getting back to business – don’t overlook your energy contracts
Many leisure firms may be surprised by unexpected business energy issues as they reopen after lockdown. With the country cautiously coming out of its third national lockdown, firms up and down the UK will undoubtedly be hoping that prime minister...
Post-Covid Energy Needs – what businesses need to know
As the country reopens, many firms may find their energy situation has changed significantly since pre-Covid days. Find out what you need to be aware of in this new landscape.
Major Changes Ahead – Targeted Charging Review (TCR)
The Background Transmission and Distribution charges are the costs for transporting energy from the point of generation across the national grid and subsequently from the grid to the end-users: homes and businesses. This is done over the transmission and distribution...
Renewables Obligation (RO) Mutualisation – 2018/19
The latest RO payment shortfall by various suppliers will affect customers with pass-through contracts who were on supply between April 2018 and March 2019. What is the Renewables Obligation? The Renewables Obligation (RO) is an Ofgem support scheme which requires...
Why now is the time to look at your energy strategy
Are you overpaying for your business energy? The post-Covid environment is the perfect opportunity to reassess your needs and find a better deal.
How coronavirus is changing the way we think about business energy
The way businesses use energy will change in the post-Covid world - are you making the most of the opportunities this will bring?
Some Good Energy News – Bill Savings and Triad Warnings
Still Here for You Despite the difficulties being experienced across the country, and the world as a whole due to COVID-19, please rest assured that Pulse Business Energy is still fully operational, working remotely to provide you with the best...
Energy Broker: February 2020 Market Report
During February 2020, the initial impacts of Covid-19 (official name of the coronavirus) were seen and being speculated upon – as a result prices were reasonably volatile, reflecting the uncertainty affecting most markets, including financial markets. After touching lows in...
Energy Broker: January 2020 Market
The escalation in tensions between USA and Iran at the start of the year, as a consequence of the US missile strike that killed the top Iranian general, kept the UK energy market relatively steady for the first two weeks...