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What can I do to lower my electricity bill?

You can compare your tariff and see what’s the cheapest & best deal available in your area .You can use Utility Deals’ energy bill comparison tool, to figure out the best way to reduce your electricity bill.

Why should I compare electricity tariffs?

Being a loyal customer doesn’t always mean you’ll be given the cheapest energy prices. So, if you haven’t switched your electricity supplier or plan for a year or so, most probably you are paying more than needed and you could be on a standard tariff, which is more expensive then a fixed tariff.

It takes only few minutes to compare electric tariffs & ensures that you get the cheapest and best available electricity deal.

How do I find the cheapest electricity supplier?

Make sure you compare electricity prices regularly to ensure you’re on the best available deal.

• The type of meter you have
• Type of tariff you prefer (fixed or variable)
• Your consumption levels
• Your Postcode
• Whether you’d like your electricity to be renewable

If it’s been a while since you switched, you’re more likely to be on your supplier’s standard variable tariff, which is typically the most expensive type of plan.

The cheapest electricity tariffs can be found by switching to a fixed deal.

Why should I compare electricity prices with Utility Deals online comparison tool?

Saving your hard earned money is the main reason to run an energy price comparison and switch with us. Simply switching with Utility Deals could cut your average energy bills by as much as £394/ per annum.

Utility Deals offers you free & impartial advice when it comes to comparing electricity charges. Our energy experts reviews and understand customers requirement and make the switching process seamless. Our friendly staffs are based in London, Birmingham, Leicester, Edinburgh and Kent, who will be happy to help you 7 days a week.

Our team of experts are dedicated to monitoring the energy market each day to find the cheapest & best possible deals, whether you want to switch to a fixed rate tariff between 1 – 5 years or find the best green energy deal to help do your bit for the environment.

How much can I save by using energy bill comparison and switching energy suppliers?

If you choose to use our energy bill comparison tool, you can save anywhere between £100 to £1428 a year for residential customer and £100 to £7850 for a business customer but it depends on your energy consumption and current tariff. Some of our residential customers has even save as much as £1428 and business customer has saved as much as £7850 on their electricity bills just by switching through us.

When comparing the results using our energy bill comparison tool, check out the online fixed tariffs of various energy suppliers.

It’s advisable to have your electricity and gas bills to hand and use our energy bill comparison tool!

How long does it take to switch to the best energy supplier via Utility Deals?

Switching electricity provider takes two-six weeks but it depends on various factors. Why don’t you leave it for our money saving experts to do the task on your behalf, so you could focus on what matters you most.

Will switching electricity suppliers lead to an interruption in my supply?

Not at all. Your new electricity supplier will be using exactly the same infrastructure, wires, pipes and meters that’s been currently used by you (unless you’ve arranged to install a new smart meter by your new supplier, then they would send an engineer to come and install a smart meter with a minimum inconvenience to you).

Switching to a cheap electricity supplier isn’t about getting a physically different supply – the only thing that changes is that they’re issued by a different supplier & you’ll get cheaper electricity bills.

Your new electricity supplier will also contact your existing supplier to arrange the transfer to ensure there is no disruption to your service.

Will I be charged an early exit fees if I switch energy supplier?

Early exit fees may apply only when you switch your energy supplier before your existing contract with the old supplier has not ended. Especially, if you have a fixed tariff.

Does cheap electricity mean poor customer service?

No, switching to a cheap electricity tariff doesn’t mean you’re compromising on customer service.

While switching through Utility Deals electricity comparison tool, you can check out the star ratings for each supplier which would help you to decide which supplier to choose.

Where can I find helpful, independent information and advice about energy efficiency?

If you’re looking for some really useful advice on energy efficiency then visit the Government’s energy grants calculator, Citizens Advice and Energy Saving Trust.

The Government's energy grants calculator offers personalized energy efficiency advice based on relevant information such as available grants and your postcode.

Citizens Advice is a renowned service in the UK which provides free guidance & assistance on a range of subjects, including energy.

The Energy Saving Trust is a leading, trusted organization helping people save on energy on a daily basis.

We compare deals with 70 energy suppliers in the UK (possibly the most energy suppliers than any of the other energy comparison services). This implies that when you choose us, you’re seeing a bigger picture of the energy market, showing you the best & cheapest available energy deals.

You can compare a deal but not under any obligation to sign up straight away. You can always complete the sign up process later on, but please remember that the energy prices changes everyday. It’s completely your call!

When you are done choosing the energy supplier and energy deal you’d like to switch to, we’ll handle the rest of your energy switch.

What are the benefits of using Utility Deals to compare a cheapest and best electricity deals?

⪢ We compare deals from over 70 Suppliers
⪢ Completely Free
⪢ 4.7 / 5 on Trust Pilot
⪢ Personalised Service
⪢ Helping you 7 days a week
⪢ We switch to the Best Deals & you Save year after year
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Click here www.utility-deals.com to find the list of all UK’s energy suppliers and cheapest electricity deals.

Still need some help?

Call our energy experts 7 days a week on 03301 247 333 for an impartial advice, help with sourcing a cheap deal or general advice.
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Renewable energy is produced from natural resources that aren’t depleted when used. It’s the preferred energy option for the future both in Australia and around the world, mainly because it won’t run out, unlike coal and other fossil fuels. As renewable energy doesn’t contribute to carbon emissions, it also won’t negatively affect climate change as significantly.

There are a variety of renewable energy sources. Solar power is one of the most well-known, wind power is one of the most widespread, and hydropower is one of the oldest. There are also other renewable technologies becoming available that harness geothermal energy or ocean energy to produce heat and electricity.

Solar power is a common form of renewable energy, generated from the sun’s heat or from sunlight. Captured through the use of solar panels, often on the roofs of residential and commercial properties, the energy produced is converted into electricity or used to heat air, water, and to power homes, businesses, and batteries.

More than two million Australian households have a solar system on their rooftop for electricity generation, although there are a variety of other ways that solar energy can be harnessed. These include:

Hot water systems
Cars and school buses
Phone chargers
Wearables
Air conditioners
Security cameras
Advertising displays

How much you’re paying for electricity and what’s causing your bill to skyrocket each month can seem like a difficult puzzle to figure out. But thankfully, there’s a simple formula to help you calculate your electricity costs from watts. All it takes is the following steps:

Find out how much you pay per unit of electricity. This is usually calculated in kilowatts per hour (kWh) and is typically found on your bill. There may be different rates for peak and off-peak usage.

Determine how much input power your appliances are using. This information is often found on the packaging or in the instruction manual in watts. Convert this to kilowatts.

Multiply the input power in kW by the price of your electricity per kilowatt hour (kWh). As an example, 3kW (appliance input power) x 30c per kWh (cost of electricity per hour) = 90c per hour to use that appliance.

There are a multitude of reasons for rising electricity prices in Australia. One of the main ones has been the need to invest in maintaining and improving the network infrastructure in order to increase capacity in a growing population. Another factor has been the need to address environmental issues, which means minimising the use of coal plants and creating more renewable energy sources.

Proposals to keep price increases in check have included:

Further privatisation of state government-owned electricity networks
Adjustments to environmental policies that impact wholesale energy costs
Further retail price deregulation
Setting standards based on the value that customers place on network reliability

Utilities are services that are typically required for the home or office to function, such as electricity, gas, and water. In some cases, they may also include council rates (such as street cleaning, rubbish disposal, etc.), as well as telecommunications services.

Depending on which state you live in, there may be additional taxes or levies for your utilities. For example, in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), your telecommunications bill is also considered a utility and is charged through the Utilities Network Facilities Tax.

If you’re on a pension and receive a payment from Centrelink, there may be cases where you’re entitled to a discount on your utility bills. You can find out more on the Department of Human Services website.

Before you switch energy providers, it’s important that you review the full details of your existing plan and the one you’re intending to switch to. This will ensure you’re switching to something that is actually going to be more beneficial for you.

You should also ask yourself the following questions:

For electricity, what is the cost per kilowatt per hour?
For gas, what is the cost per megajoule?
Are there any fixed costs or service fees?
What is the length of your contract and are there any exit fees?
Can prices change during the contract?
Do I get a discount for paying on time?

With Utility Deals you can compare plans offered from our range of providers*, and select the one which suits you. Start comparing online, or call us today on 13 19 20 to talk with our friendly team.

There’s a few different things you can try to help save money on your energy bill each quarter.

Suggestions include:

Turn off appliances at the power socket when you’re not using them
Dress for the weather (like putting on a jumper) instead of turning on the heater
Dry clothes outside or use an indoor clothes rack instead of using the dryer
Use a hot water bottle instead of an electric blanket
Use a door snake to minimise the draft from under your doors
Rely on natural light as much as you can, rather than automatically switching on lights

On top of these tips, you can also compare energy plans on offer from Utility Deals's range of providers* and see if you can save.

Unfortunately there’s no “best” or “one-size-fits-all” energy plan or provider, as finding a plan that suits you will ultimately depend on your individual needs and circumstances. When comparing plans, it may be beneficial to consider the following questions:

How many people are living or working in the premises?
What is the property made of? Does it maintain temperature well?
What type of connections are available at the address? Just electricity, or is gas available as well?
Does the property have solar panels, or would you be able to install them?

Smart meters are designed to measure and record your electricity usage. This data is then transmitted every 30 minutes to your electricity distributors (the company that owns and maintains the grid, poles, and wires). Your energy provider also receives the data and may make it available to you via a web portal or app, allowing you to monitor your energy consumption, better manage your costs, and compare different offers that may be more suitable.

It also allows your meter to be remotely read by your provider, which means no more estimated bills. It can quickly notify your distributor if there’s a power outage, which means the problem can be located faster, repair crews can be allocated quicker, and repairs can begin sooner.

Companies and organisations in Australia and around the world are trying to reduce their carbon footprints to help address increasing environmental concerns. One way many are doing this is by aiming to become carbon neutral. This is when an entity’s net greenhouse gas emissions are equal to zero.

Achieving this requires a company to reduce their emissions as much as possible, and then purchase carbon offsets equivalent to the remaining emissions. This allows them to contribute to a range of social, environmental and economic outcomes, such as providing employment for local communities and supporting the maintenance of habit for native animal and plant species.

Utility Deals is a leading independent Energy Consultants with over 40 years of combined experience in the Utility industry and have over 50 suppliers in the UK.

We Provide Cheap Electricity Deals by performing by energy comparison among our partner & suppliers to provide best and fair price ensuring customer is the winner.

We ensure all our clients receive a great value for their hard-earned money, offer them ideas & Insights to reduce their energy consumption and help them minimize their carbon footprint.

Customer satisfaction is our only motto and we ensure to make customer feel from awful to awesome with our best in class customer service executive.

With world class technology we perform energy comparion as energy Saved is a dollar saved and believe that single penny matters.