The Iran crisis has escalated again, pushing UK wholesale electricity and gas prices higher. We explain what is happening, how it could affect business energy contracts and why businesses renewing within the next 12 months should consider securing rates now.

Business electricity and gas prices continued to soften throughout July 2026. See the latest market trends, compare average rates and discover what businesses should know before renewing their energy contracts.

As we move into June 2026, UK business energy markets have continued to settle following the volatility experienced earlier this year. The […]

As we move into May 2026, UK business energy markets are beginning to stabilise following the sharp volatility seen in March and […]

As we move into April 2026, UK business energy markets remain volatile following the sharp disruption caused by the Iran conflict in […]

As we move into March 2026, UK business energy markets have experienced a sharp period of volatility following escalating tensions in the […]

How the Iran Conflict Is Affecting UK Business Energy Prices in March 2026 👉 If you’ve found this page, we’ve published a […]

As we move into February 2026, UK business energy prices have edged up slightly following a more settled start to the year. […]

As we enter January 2026, UK business energy prices are starting the year in a more settled position than the volatility seen […]

December is a critical month for UK businesses reviewing their energy contracts. As wholesale markets remain unpredictable and non-energy charges continue to […]

The UK has been producing nuclear power for more than 70 years, and it still plays a crucial role in keeping our lights on.

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