How Much Should Your Business Be Paying for Energy in 2025?
Most UK businesses are overpaying. Find out what a fair price looks like in 2025 and how to check your current deal.
6/23/20251 min read


Energy bills are one of the biggest costs for UK businesses — yet most owners don’t know if they’re getting a fair deal.
In this quick guide, we’ll break down average gas and electricity prices, explain what affects your rate, and help you check if you're overpaying.
Average Business Energy Rates in 2025 (UK)
Prices vary by usage, region, and supplier — but here’s what most UK businesses are paying this year:
TypeAverage Unit Rate (p/kWh)Standing Charge (per day)Electricity28p–36p£0.50–£1.20Gas7p–12p£0.25–£0.60
Note: These are industry averages and may change depending on market trends and contract types.
Why Business Energy Prices Vary
Your price depends on several factors, including:
Your business size and energy usage
Your location in the UK
Whether you’re on a fixed or variable contract
When your current deal was signed
Whether your broker added hidden fees
Even two similar businesses on the same street can pay very different prices if one of them hasn't switched in a while.
Signs You're Overpaying
You might be paying more than necessary if:
Your energy contract is more than 12 months old
You are on “deemed” or out-of-contract rates
You’re unsure what you're paying per kWh
Most businesses that request a quote with us save between £300 and £1,000 per year — without changing suppliers or usage.
Get a Free, Honest Energy Quote
At Clear Rate Energy, we believe in transparency. Our quotes come directly from trusted UK suppliers — with no hidden markups or surprise charges.
Fill out the quote form below and we’ll send you a clear, no-obligation comparison.
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Email: info@clearrateenergy.co.uk