What is a 100kW half hourly supply? Half hourly meters are for those companies that are energy intensive and their average peak for electricity demand is higher than 100kWh over a three month period for the year previous. Two simple ways to check of you are a half hour customer: – Half hourly meters have […]
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kVA stands for kilo volt-ampere, this is used to refer to the measure of power in a transformer. It is as a result of the product of voltage and power. The kilo Volt Amps is mainly used for the purpose of showing the output capacity in a generator. It stands for Kilo Volt Amperes and
The cost of your EV charging solution will depend on the number and type of chargers you’re looking to install for your commercial electric vehicles. Our prices start at £2,444+ for the Vestel 7kW single wall mounted unit. This includes installation (assuming 20m of cable), and our operation and maintenance package for 3 years. Additional
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There are a few ways of maximising ROI from your EV chargers. EV chargers return on investment is examined, by adding a small uplift to the charging rate ensures your outgoings are covered and ensures a steady stream of income from anybody using the chargers. Energy4 provides a full passthrough of all funds collected back
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The cheapest business electricity provider can vary based on your business size, energy usage, and location. Here are a few providers known for offering competitive rates: Energy4 will help recommend utility suppliers for their transparent pricing and green energy options. They are particularly good for seasonal businesses.Energy4 will identify the best utility provider who is
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Renewing your energy contract is always more expensive. Switching supplier saves about 15-30% for business owners. Contact Energy4 for further information to help your business reduce costs where possible. With renewals of existing contracts (verbal or written) there is no ‘cooling off’ period and the contract is binding immediately on your confirmation with your energy supplier.
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What type of contract do I have and when does it expire? If you are unsure of your contract status, you can find out from your supplier by asking them to check your end date. Or you could instruct us to do so on your behalf with a single LETTER OF AUTHORITY (LOA). Types of
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What rates can I expect to be available to me? Most of the energy suppliers require a minimum credit rating for your business therefore, with a good credit score you have the best chance of getting the best prices. Some of the other variables that determine the eligibility for cheaper energy prices include: Type of
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The RO came into effect in 2002 in England and Wales, and Scotland, followed by Northern Ireland in 2005. It places an obligation on UK electricity suppliers to source an increasing proportion of the electricity they supply from renewable sources. About The ROThe Renewables Obligation (RO) is one of the main support mechanisms for large-scale
What is FIT? – Feed-In Tariffs were introduced on 1 April 2010 and replaced UK government grants as the main financial incentive to encourage uptake of renewable electricity-generating technologies. Most domestic technologies qualify for the scheme, including: The Feed-in Tariffs (FIT) scheme is a government programme designed to promote the uptake of renewable and low-carbon