Many businesses assume going directly to an energy supplier guarantees the cheapest price. We compared a supplier's direct online quote with the quote we secured for the same business—and the results were surprising.

Whether you’re running a small shop, busy restaurant, office or manufacturing business, energy is one of your biggest overheads. Yet, despite this, […]

Half-hourly meters give businesses better visibility over electricity usage, but they can also introduce extra costs such as kVA capacity, MOP contracts, data charges and network fees. This guide explains what finance teams should check, where avoidable costs can appear, and how WeSave can help review HH contracts properly.

If your business energy contract ends before winter, reviewing early can help you avoid rushed decisions, out-of-contract rates and poor renewal offers. This guide explains when to start comparing prices, whether to fix your rates, and how WeSave benchmarks your renewal against live supplier quotes.

Zero standing charge business energy tariffs can sound attractive, but are they always cheaper? In this guide, we explain how no standing charge tariffs work, which businesses may benefit, and why comparing the full annual cost is more important than looking at the standing charge alone.

Choosing the right business energy tariff in 2026 means balancing risk, budget certainty and flexibility. This guide explains fixed, variable and pass-through tariffs, who each option suits, and how contract length affects cash flow. You will also learn when to lock in, how to avoid costly rollovers and deemed rates, and what extra steps larger or Half Hourly users should take.

UK businesses are facing one of the most uncertain energy markets in years – and the biggest question right now is whether […]

Half hourly (HH) metering can look complex from the outside. Acronyms everywhere, new line items on your bill, and contract options you […]

If you run a small business, it can feel impossible to pin down what a “good” electricity rate looks like. Domestic headlines […]

If your contracts renew in early 2026, the decisions you make over the next six months will set your energy spend for […]

If you have a Smart Meter, it usually sends automatic readings to your supplier. However when it doesn't, it's important to know how to get your readings.

If you have a Smart Meter, it usually sends automatic readings to your supplier. However when it doesn't, it's important to know how to get your readings.