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Triads and the Targeted Charging Review

OFGEM’s changes to non-commodity charging regimes Written by Tim Partridge, Head of Operations and Trading While TNUoS charges are relatively unaffected next year, in 2022/23 we see on average a 91.8% fall in £/kW charges With new non-commodity charges (NCCs) […]

A Problem with Pass-Through Contracts

Written by Catriona Lindsay, DB Group (Europe) Pricing Analyst On Monday the 5th of October, one of the Big6 energy suppliers officially announced through letters to end-users that, for the first time, it will be reconciling charges on its standard […]

DB Group Battery Powered Hotel Blog 2019

Energy Savings Isn’t Just About Saving The World – It Will Save You A Fortune.

Last October, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (or IPCC) released a landmark climate report urging the governments of the world to reduce their carbon emissions drastically and quickly. News outlets across the globe followed with stories about just how […]

What is MID Approval and why do you need it.

What is MID Approval and why do you need it.For a long time, gas and electricity meters only had to meet the 1986 Gas Act and the 1989 Electricity Act. But since October 2006 things have changed. What has changed?In […]

Buying By The Basket

We are delighted to announce the launch of our basket purchasing scheme; aimed at saving our lower energy usage customers money, this procurement method uses the power of volume to reduce energy costs. What Is Basket Procurement? Basket procurement is […]

Is a Flexible Supply Contract for you?

The majority of energy supply contracts in the market are Fixed Contracts. This means all costs are fixed for a set amount of time. Thankfully, the industry is changing and Flexible Contracts are becoming more available for all sizes of […]