Smarter Energy for Your Business

At Aurum Energy, we help small and medium-sized businesses reduce their gas and electricity costs — without the stress of comparing dozens of suppliers.
We work with leading UK energy providers to secure competitive rates, fixed-term deals, and flexible contracts that suit your needs — saving you both time and money.

Whether you run a café, salon, retail shop, or office, our goal is simple:

Better prices. Honest advice. No pressure

Our Services

Business Gas & Electricity Contracts
Compare multiple suppliers at once and lock in stable, affordable rates.

Contract Renewals & Switches
We’ll handle the renewal process so you never overpay when your current deal ends.

Multi-Site & Landlord Portfolios
Simplify energy management across multiple locations with one point of contact.

Meter & Connection Support
Need a new meter, half-hourly upgrade, or meter move? We can arrange that too.

Free Bill Reviews
Send us your latest bill — we’ll show you if we can save you money in minutes.

Aurum Green

We believe in doing business responsibly. That’s why we promote green and renewable energy options wherever possible, helping your business save money and reduce its carbon footprint.

How Business Electricity Is Calculated

Understanding how your business electricity costs are calculated helps you take control of your energy spend — and see where real savings can be made.

Business electricity bills are based on how much power your company uses, measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). The more energy you consume, the higher your total cost — but there are a few key components that make up your final bill:

1. Unit Rate (Price per kWh)

This is the amount you pay for each unit of electricity you use. It varies depending on your supplier, contract length, consumption level, and whether you’re on a fixed or variable tariff. Larger users often get better rates because they consume more energy.

2. Standing Charge

A fixed daily fee that covers the cost of supplying electricity to your premises — things like meter maintenance, network costs, and administration. Even if you use no power for a day, the standing charge still applies.

3. Contract Length and Type

Business contracts typically last from 1 to 3 years. Longer-term deals often lock in lower rates, while shorter contracts offer flexibility but may expose you to market price changes.

4. Meter Type and Usage Pattern

Businesses with half-hourly meters (higher users) are billed based on accurate readings every 30 minutes. Smaller businesses usually have standard meters and are billed based on estimated or manual readings. Peak-time usage can also impact your effective cost.

5. Taxes and Levies

Your bill includes government-mandated charges like VAT (usually 20%) and the Climate Change Levy (CCL) — though some small or charitable organisations may qualify for exemptions or reductions.

At Aurum Energy, we analyse all these factors for you — comparing multiple suppliers and negotiating the best deal based on your actual usage and meter profile.

**By simply sharing your latest energy bill, we can calculate your Estimated Annual Consumption (EAC) and show you exactly where savings can be made.

Get a Free Energy Quote

Ready to see how much your business could save?
Call on:

07448132039

or email energy@aurumfinancialadvice.co.uk
Or simply upload a copy of your latest bill below — we’ll take care of the rest.