Commercial gas can be a huge drain on any company’s cash flow. When running a business, cost cutting is always key, but sometimes saving time is just as important. Our supplier relationships allow us to source competitive price options from the whole market, resulting in the best possible prices for you, and saving the running round you would normally have to do.
What makes up my gas price?
Gas prices consist of two elements, wholesale energy costs, and non-energy costs. However, gas non-energy costs are not as complicated as with electricity prices and are made up of two elements, transportation and metering.
Transportation is the costs to deliver gas through the gas pipelines to the gas meter itself. The price of transportation varies depending on where your is situated in the country.
Metering is a charge based on the size of the physical meter, which is determined by the ‘max hourly load’. This simply means the volume of gas that the meter can physically sustain and distribute to the relevant. The higher the maximum load, the higher the metering charges.