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Business Energy When You're Relocating

Moving your business to a new premises? We help you close your old energy account correctly and get the new one set up without a gap.

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Two Sites, One Move: What Relocating Means for Energy

Relocating a business usually means dealing with energy at two premises at once: closing the account at the site you are leaving, and opening one at the site you are moving into. Getting the timing and paperwork right on both sides helps avoid overlap charges, billing disputes with a landlord or new occupier, or a period on a deemed rate at the new premises.

A closing meter reading (with a photo) on your move-out date, and an opening reading on your move-in date, are the two pieces of evidence that matter most if either account is ever queried later.

Managing Energy Across Your Relocation

1

Confirm both dates

Your move-out date at the old site and move-in date at the new one.

2

We help close the old account

Guidance on final readings and notifying your current supplier correctly.

3

We help set up the new site

A contract arranged to start around your new move-in date, avoiding a deemed-rate gap.

What Information We Need

To give you the most useful review, it helps if you can provide:

  • Old and new premises addresses
  • Confirmed (or expected) move-out and move-in dates
  • A contact name, phone number and business email
  • Your current supplier and contract details, if known
  • MPAN/MPRN for the new premises, if known

Don't have everything to hand? That's fine - fill in what you can and a specialist can help with the rest.

How We Help With a Business Relocation

Relocating already involves logistics, leases and lead times - here's how we help on the energy side.

Both sides handled together

We look at closing your old account and setting up the new one in the same conversation.

Avoid overlap charges

Guidance on final and opening readings to keep both accounts accurate.

Reduce deemed-rate risk

We help you get a new contract moving before or soon after your move-in date.

Multi-site continuity

If you’re keeping other sites, we can look at how the new one fits your wider portfolio.

Clear timeline

A specialist explains realistic timescales so you know what to expect and when.

No obligation

A review of your options does not commit your business to switching.

Business Relocation Energy - Frequently Asked Questions

Usually not directly - business energy contracts are tied to a specific meter/premises, so relocating generally means closing the account at your old site and opening a new one at your new premises, sometimes with the option to negotiate similar terms with the same supplier.

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Relocating Your Business?

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