IRELANDS' LEADING ENERGY PARTNER
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BUSINESS ENERGY FAQ
GENERAL QUESTIONS
We’re Ireland’s Leading Energy Partner – we’re more than a ‘broker’.
Partnering with UtilityWorks can save your business time and money by efficiently managing your energy needs. Our experts constantly monitor the energy market, enabling us to adjust your plans to avoid overpayment and optimise your energy strategy.
To switch energy suppliers, simply get in touch with us, and we’ll do all the hard work. This service is free and comes with no obligation. Additionally, our Utility Health Check provides an in-depth review of your current energy usage, ensuring the best possible recommendations for your business.
Once you complete our Utility Health Check enquiry, one of our energy consultants will contact you within 24 hours. We compare various suppliers and provide a tailored plan that meets your business needs. Our process is designed to be seamless, ensuring no disruption to your energy supply.
By switching through UtilityWorks, businesses can potentially save up to 20% on their operating costs. Our comprehensive approach ensures you get the best possible rates and terms tailored to your specific energy consumption patterns.
The energy market can be complex, with numerous tariffs and contract details to consider. Our experts handle the entire process, from market analysis to contract negotiation, saving you time and ensuring cost-efficiency. With our expertise, you get the best possible deal without the hassle.
Our Utility Health Check is an independent, detailed review of your energy usage and costs. This transparent analysis helps identify areas where you can save money and reduce your carbon footprint. It’s a vital step in ensuring your energy strategy is as efficient and cost-effective as possible.
At UtilityWorks, we are committed to Sustainability. We offer a range of low-carbon technologies, including Solar PV systems and EV charging infrastructure, to help your business reduce its carbon footprint. Our solutions are designed to drive down utility costs while supporting your journey towards net-zero emissions.
We also have access to fully funded incentives and grant programmes.
We believe in a fair and transparent approach as well as building partnerships, not transactions.
Our independent reviews and detailed market analysis ensures you get the most accurate and beneficial information.
We aim to save your business time, money, and energy, providing clear insights and strategies tailored to your needs.
BEST PRACTICES
Businesses should start looking for a new energy contract well before their current one ends. The exact timeline can depend on the terms of the existing contract, but a good rule of thumb is to start looking 6-12 months before the contract’s end date. This gives ample time to research options, negotiate terms, and avoid being automatically rolled into a more expensive default tariff.
When considering an energy contract renewal, businesses should evaluate their current energy usage, future energy needs, budget constraints, and the reliability and service quality of their current supplier. They should also consider the terms of the contract, including duration, billing requirements and product type (fixed, flexible, green etc…). termination.
Businesses can get the best energy rates by researching different suppliers, comparing their offerings, and negotiating terms.
Our Energy Health Check is a great place to start.
To avoid being rolled onto deemed rates (which are often much higher), businesses should make sure they renegotiate their contract or switch suppliers before their current contract ends.
While price is an important factor, it’s not the only one to consider. The reliability of the supplier, quality of service, terms of the contract, and how well the supplier’s offerings align with the business’s energy needs and goals are also crucial.
usinesses can reduce energy costs by implementing energy efficiency measures, such as using energy-efficient appliances, improving insulation, and managing usage during peak demand times. They can also negotiate better contract terms or switch to a cheaper supplier.
Our low carbon technology solutions, such as Solar PV is considered as an excellent opportunity and investment right now.
Green energy contracts can be a good choice for businesses committed to sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint. It is important to ensure the quality of the supply mix when looking at green contracts as there are many different ‘green’ products available in the market. These products can also offer some marketing benefits for businesses looking to boost corporate social responsibility.
If a business’s energy needs change, they should contact their supplier to discuss adjusting their contract. If the supplier cannot accommodate the changes, the business may need to consider switching to a different supplier.
Working with UtilityWorks will allow you to benefit from the tier 1 relationships we hold directly with energy suppliers.
Market volatility can cause energy prices to fluctuate. If a business has a variable-rate contract, this can result in their energy costs going up or down. With a fixed-rate contract, the price they pay remains the same for the duration of the contract, regardless of market conditions however, there has been cases in the past and recently of some suppliers opening contracts and increasing contracted costs due to market volatility and unforeseen events.
If a business is moving to a new location, they should notify their energy supplier as soon as possible and start the (COT) change of tenancy process.
Dual fuel contracts, where a business gets both electricity and gas from the same supplier, can sometimes offer cost and convenience benefits, however not all suppliers offer this.
It’s still important to compare offerings from different suppliers to make sure you consider best options available.
GENERAL QUESTIONS
We’re Ireland’s Leading Energy Partner – we’re more than a ‘broker’.
Partnering with UtilityWorks can save your business time and money by efficiently managing your energy needs. Our experts constantly monitor the energy market, enabling us to adjust your plans to avoid overpayment and optimise your energy strategy.
To switch energy suppliers, simply get in touch with us, and we’ll do all the hard work. This service is free and comes with no obligation. Additionally, our Utility Health Check provides an in-depth review of your current energy usage, ensuring the best possible recommendations for your business.
Once you complete our Utility Health Check enquiry, one of our energy consultants will contact you within 24 hours. We compare various suppliers and provide a tailored plan that meets your business needs. Our process is designed to be seamless, ensuring no disruption to your energy supply.
By switching through UtilityWorks, businesses can potentially save up to 20% on their operating costs. Our comprehensive approach ensures you get the best possible rates and terms tailored to your specific energy consumption patterns.
The energy market can be complex, with numerous tariffs and contract details to consider. Our experts handle the entire process, from market analysis to contract negotiation, saving you time and ensuring cost-efficiency. With our expertise, you get the best possible deal without the hassle.
Our Utility Health Check is an independent, detailed review of your energy usage and costs. This transparent analysis helps identify areas where you can save money and reduce your carbon footprint. It’s a vital step in ensuring your energy strategy is as efficient and cost-effective as possible.
At UtilityWorks, we are committed to Sustainability. We offer a range of low-carbon technologies, including Solar PV systems and EV charging infrastructure, to help your business reduce its carbon footprint. Our solutions are designed to drive down utility costs while supporting your journey towards net-zero emissions.
We also have access to fully funded incentives and grant programmes.
We believe in a fair and transparent approach as well as building partnerships, not transactions.
Our independent reviews and detailed market analysis ensures you get the most accurate and beneficial information.
We aim to save your business time, money, and energy, providing clear insights and strategies tailored to your needs.
BEST PRACTICES
Businesses should start looking for a new energy contract well before their current one ends. The exact timeline can depend on the terms of the existing contract, but a good rule of thumb is to start looking 6-12 months before the contract’s end date. This gives ample time to research options, negotiate terms, and avoid being automatically rolled into a more expensive default tariff.
When considering an energy contract renewal, businesses should evaluate their current energy usage, future energy needs, budget constraints, and the reliability and service quality of their current supplier. They should also consider the terms of the contract, including duration, billing requirements and product type (fixed, flexible, green etc…). termination.
Businesses can get the best energy rates by researching different suppliers, comparing their offerings, and negotiating terms.
Our Energy Health Check is a great place to start.
To avoid being rolled onto deemed rates (which are often much higher), businesses should make sure they renegotiate their contract or switch suppliers before their current contract ends.
While price is an important factor, it’s not the only one to consider. The reliability of the supplier, quality of service, terms of the contract, and how well the supplier’s offerings align with the business’s energy needs and goals are also crucial.
usinesses can reduce energy costs by implementing energy efficiency measures, such as using energy-efficient appliances, improving insulation, and managing usage during peak demand times. They can also negotiate better contract terms or switch to a cheaper supplier.
Our low carbon technology solutions, such as Solar PV is considered as an excellent opportunity and investment right now.
Green energy contracts can be a good choice for businesses committed to sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint. It is important to ensure the quality of the supply mix when looking at green contracts as there are many different ‘green’ products available in the market. These products can also offer some marketing benefits for businesses looking to boost corporate social responsibility.
If a business’s energy needs change, they should contact their supplier to discuss adjusting their contract. If the supplier cannot accommodate the changes, the business may need to consider switching to a different supplier.
Working with UtilityWorks will allow you to benefit from the tier 1 relationships we hold directly with energy suppliers.
Market volatility can cause energy prices to fluctuate. If a business has a variable-rate contract, this can result in their energy costs going up or down. With a fixed-rate contract, the price they pay remains the same for the duration of the contract, regardless of market conditions however, there has been cases in the past and recently of some suppliers opening contracts and increasing contracted costs due to market volatility and unforeseen events.
If a business is moving to a new location, they should notify their energy supplier as soon as possible and start the (COT) change of tenancy process.
Dual fuel contracts, where a business gets both electricity and gas from the same supplier, can sometimes offer cost and convenience benefits, however not all suppliers offer this.
It’s still important to compare offerings from different suppliers to make sure you consider best options available.