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Commercial Tariff Switching
We review your current electricity and gas position, compare suitable commercial offers and explain the terms before you commit.
Learn moreCommercial energy · UK-wide
Helping businesses buy energy better.
We help UK organisations secure competitive gas and electricity contracts, reduce avoidable costs and make better decisions about how their sites are powered.
- Commercial tariff comparison
- Independent advice
- Support beyond the contract
- One point of contact
Commercial procurement is the starting point.
ElectricityGasMulti-siteRenewables
Commercial savings calculator
Test a rate scenario against your current position.
This is a planning tool, not a quotation. Use it to see whether a full market review is worth the conversation.
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Illustrative comparison
Current estimated annual cost£26,200
Comparison scenario£24,700
Possible annual difference£1,500£125 per month · 5.7%
Request a full market reviewFigures are estimates for initial comparison only and do not represent a guaranteed quotation or saving. Actual pricing depends on market conditions, meter information, consumption and contract terms.
Supplier access
Compare suitable business electricity and gas options.
We approach established UK energy suppliers and assess the routes available for your meter type, consumption, contract requirements and organisation.
25+ Suppliers Accessible
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Supplier availability varies by requirement. Inclusion here does not mean every supplier will quote for every business.
One joined-up viewContracts · consumption · generation
About NUA Energy
A clearer way to manage costs and plan ahead.
Most organisations do not need another supplier. They need a clearer way to manage costs and plan ahead.
NUA Energy starts with commercial procurement, then looks at where further savings can be made through efficiency upgrades, solar PV, battery storage, monitoring and funding.
Our advice is independent, straightforward and based on how each organisation operates.
Commercial tariff procurementIndependent market comparisonLower consumption and on-site generationContinued account support
Discover NUA EnergyBusiness energy procurement
Start with the right commercial contract.
Gas and electricity contracts can have a major effect on operating costs, yet many organisations renew without enough time, information or market visibility.
We review contract end dates, consumption and meter information before comparing suitable commercial options. Terms and costs are presented clearly, with support through contracting and beyond.
01Business electricity
02Business gas
03Fixed and flexible options
04Half-hourly supplies
05Multi-site portfolios
06Contract renewal planning
07Maximum demand and kVA reviews
08Ongoing market monitoring
What we do
One route from the next contract to lower long-term cost.
Start with what you buy. Then address what you use, what you could generate and how worthwhile projects should be funded.
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Commercial Energy Procurement
From a single site to a complex meter portfolio, we organise the data, shape the tender and present the commercial options clearly.
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Business Electricity
We compare commercial electricity contracts across the charges, term and conditions that affect the real cost to your organisation.
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Business Gas
We review annual quantity, seasonal demand and renewal dates before comparing suitable commercial gas contracts.
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Commercial Solar PV
We assess site suitability, consumption, roof or land constraints, grid requirements and finance before recommending a commercial solar route.
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Battery Storage
We examine load shape, solar generation, tariffs, peak demand and resilience requirements before assessing whether storage makes commercial sense.
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Energy Management Systems
Monitoring and reporting can show where power is used, when demand changes and which actions deserve attention.
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Our complete approach
More ways to reduce what your organisation spends.
The right supply contract is only the first step. Once that is in place, we can assess where consumption can be reduced, where power can be generated on-site and how future projects can be funded.
See how we work
Lower costs.Stronger business.
1Tariff switching
2Market review
3Efficiency
4Solar PV
5Battery storage
6Monitoring
7Funding & support
How we work
A clear route from review to delivery.
Enough structure to make a sound decision. No unnecessary theatre.
Review your current position
We review contracts, renewal dates, bills, consumption and site requirements.
Compare the available options
We assess suitable suppliers, contract types and areas where cost may be reduced.
Put the agreed plan in place
We manage the paperwork and coordinate the selected contract or project.
Continue reviewing performance
We remain available and highlight further opportunities as circumstances change.
Why NUA Energy
Helping organisations make better decisions.
Securing the right contract is one part of the picture. The next step is to understand usage, compare credible options and pursue changes that stand up commercially.
Independent procurement
Suitable suppliers and contract options are compared against usage, renewal dates and appetite for risk.
One joined-up service
Procurement, efficiency, solar, storage and monitoring can be considered together.
Continued support
Our involvement does not end when an agreement is signed.
Based on your organisation
Recommendations reflect sites, operating hours, budget and priorities, with no generic package.
The full cost picture
Separate improvements can contribute to a lower overall cost.
Every site is different. This illustration shows how procurement, consumption reduction and on-site generation may build on each other. It is not a saving promise and not every organisation will need every step.
See what could work for my organisationIndustries
Commercial decisions shaped around how the site operates.
Different loads, estates and operating windows need different procurement and project priorities.
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Manufacturing
High process loads, shift patterns and production risk make timing, capacity and data especially important.
Explore the sector02Warehousing & Logistics
Large roofs, vehicle movements, refrigeration and extended operating hours create a distinctive mix of opportunities.
Explore the sector03Retail
Trading hours, refrigeration, lighting and distributed estates call for simple portfolio visibility and disciplined renewals.
Explore the sector04Hospitality
Guest comfort and year-round heat, hot water, catering and laundry loads leave little room for blunt cost-cutting.
Explore the sector05Hotels
Round-the-clock guest, hot-water, kitchen, laundry, lift and leisure loads need to be matched carefully to occupancy.
Explore the sector06Offices & Commercial Property
Landlord, tenant and managing-agent responsibilities must be clear before procurement or building improvements begin.
Explore the sector+More commercial sectors
Detailed guidance for offices and commercial property, healthcare, education, agriculture and public-sector estates.
View all industriesLatest insights
Guidance for commercial energy buyers.
Procurement
5 August 2026 · 6 min read
The commercial renewal window: what to check before requesting prices
A clear checklist for contracts, meters, usage and internal approval before the market conversation begins.
Read articleBusiness electricity
5 August 2026 · 5 min read
Why the unit rate is not the whole commercial electricity price
Standing charges, capacity, contract terms and pass-through costs can change the real annual comparison.
Read articleSolar PV
5 August 2026 · 7 min read
Where commercial solar fits after the supply contract review
Procurement and on-site generation work better when the load, tariff and contract timetable are considered together.
Read articleFrequently asked questions
Straight answers before the first call.
Commercial energy can become needlessly complicated. Here are the questions businesses ask us most often.
View all questionsWhat does a commercial energy broker do?+
A broker gathers your meter and contract information, approaches suitable suppliers and helps compare the commercial offers. The quality lies in the data, tender, explanation and ongoing support, not simply forwarding a price.
How far in advance can a business renew?+
Procurement windows vary by supplier, meter and market. Starting early gives time to verify information and decide when to request prices without being cornered by a deadline.
Does NUA Energy charge a fee?+
The payment route will be explained before you proceed. Some work may be paid through supplier commission and some projects may use a separate agreed fee, depending on scope.
How is broker commission disclosed?+
Where commission applies, the disclosure route and available information are explained as part of the contracting process.
Can you manage multiple sites and meters?+
Yes. We can map meter details, end dates and usage to create a structured portfolio plan.
What is a Letter of Authority?+
It allows an appointed broker to request supply and contract information and approach suppliers for the stated purpose. It does not by itself authorise a new supply contract.
What happens after the contract is signed?+
We stay available for the agreed scope, help track key dates and support relevant supplier queries and additional cost-reduction discussions.
Start the conversation
Ready to review your current position?
Whether a contract is approaching renewal or you want a second opinion on an energy project, start with a straightforward conversation.