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EDF Energy is part of EDF Group, a leading global electricity company which began investing in the UK in 1998. Today, EDF Energy employs over 13,500 people across the UK – from Torness in Scotland right down to Exeter in Southern England.
Within EDF Energy there are two separate businesses: one that produces electricity, called a generation business, and one that buys gas and electricity from the wholesale market to sell onto ther customers.
The generation business operates the power stations that produce electricity. This goes directly into the National Grid to be transmitted throughout the UK.
The gas infrastructure works in a similar way using pipelines. However, EDF Energy doesn’t actually produce gas; they buy it from the wholesale market to supply to the end customers.
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EDF Energy For Businesses
Knowing exactly what your prices are and when they’ll change allows for better planning and budgeting. And if you pay monthly by Direct Debit you’ll also get a 7% discount off every bill. They have a range of fixed contracts available for varying lengths of time where the longest one gives you peace of mind for up to 4 years. At the end of your fixed term you can either choose our automatic renewal offer, one of our other business contracts or transfer to another supplier. Their Freedom for business contract (electricity and gas), is ideal for businesses that are looking for a good price, but want a commitment-free, flexible product. Perfect if you don’t want to commit to a fixed term contract. Or if you’re a new business or moving location take a look at New to start their our bespoke 6 – 9 month electricity contract, designed to support you at this key stage in your business development.
Switching To EDF Energy?
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