An energy review can help a business understand its ongoing costs and renewal choices. A useful comparison looks at the whole contract, rather than a single unit price or a promised saving.
How it works
Suppliers offer different tariff structures and contract lengths. A broker may help compare options, but charges or commission can be included in the price. Establish which suppliers are considered and what authority you are giving the broker.
What to consider
- Compare unit rates, standing charges, other charges and the full contract period.
- Check renewal dates, notice requirements and what happens when the contract ends.
- Ask for broker fees and commission to be explained in writing.
- Business energy contracts generally do not have a cooling-off period, including agreements made by phone.
What to prepare
Recent bills, annual consumption, meter details, current terms and plans that may change usage or premises. Compare offers using the same consumption assumptions.
We can help assess the budget impact and signpost a suitable service. Savings are not guaranteed, and the energy provider or broker should explain the contract before you agree.
Read the current official guidance. Scheme rules and availability can change.
How Greystone can help
We can help you understand the figures and consider the effect on your business and the family behind it. Where detailed forecasts, calculations or application support are needed, we will agree the scope and any fee with you first.
Explore your next step
Start an enquiry with Swoop, or contact Greystone for a free initial conversation.
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Prepared by Greystone Advisory using Swoop product information; reviewed October 2026. General information, not a personal recommendation. Greystone is not a lender. Funding is subject to eligibility, assessment and terms. We may receive commission from Swoop following completed funding. Specialist legal, tax or regulated advice may be needed for your circumstances.
