• UK energy prices – how does your business compare?

    Posted by axion on January 30th, 2015

    Our graphs below show the average gas and electricity prices paid in the 2nd Quarter of 2014 for non-domestic consumers based on their consumption. Do these prices match with what you are paying?

    Graph 1 – average electricity prices for the 2nd quarter of 2014, banded according to size of consumption.

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    Graph 2 – average gas prices for the 2nd quarter of 2014, banded according to size of consumption

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    Graph 3 depicts the trends in average electricity and gas prices for a typical Small/ Medium electricity consumer and a Small gas consumer. Over the last 11 years, electricity prices have risen by 260% (181% more than RPI) and gas by 269% (191% more than RPI).
    This is clear evidence that finding and negotiating a better deal can give drastic results.

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    The categories used above e.g. ‘Small’ and ‘Small/Medium’ are defined below. Source of information DECC.

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