What is Ofgem and what does it do?

Ofgem is the regulator for the energy sector in Great Britain, ensuring the private companies that operate within this sector,…

A guide to your business gas bill

A business gas bill is an invoice detailing what a company needs to pay for using a mains gas supply…

How to read a business electricity bill

A business electricity bill sets out what a company owes its supplier for the electricity it has used over a…

REGO Certificates: Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin

REGO certificates are the proof of origin behind every megawatt hour of renewable electricity generated by registered wind, solar, hydro…

Energy Management Systems for businesses: How they work

Energy management systems (EMS) are used by businesses to improve their energy efficiency, helping minimise unpredictable business electricity prices and…

What is an Independent Distribution Network Operator (IDNO) and how do they work?

Independent distribution network operators (IDNOs) are the competition to the incumbent distribution network operators (DNOs), which operate the regional electricity…

Guide to new commercial gas connections

New business gas connections are required in new premises, refurbishments, or sites needing extra capacity, with the process usually taking…

DNOs Explained: Distribution Network Operators in Great Britain

A DNO is the Distribution Network Operator in charge of a local electricity network that connects the national grid to…

TNUoS charges explained for businesses

TNUoS (Transmission Network Use of System) charges apply to all electricity consumers in Britain to cover the costs of operating…

BSUoS Charges Explained: Balancing Services Use of System

BSUoS is a charge paid by electricity consumers to cover the costs of balancing the supply and demand of electricity…