Commercial Electricity Tariff Wiki

We are conducting a research project funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council investigating dynamic energy tariffs and their role in a future low-carbon economy.

The UK commercial electricity supply market is distorted and inefficient because of the lack of information available to consumers about electricity prices. For an open and competitive energy market to operate efficiently and effectively requires information transparency to consumers.

Energy and Power researchers at Oxford and Brunel Universities have joined forces to investigate this market breakdown with support from Pilio Ltd - Pilio is a recent spin-out of the University of Oxford providing products and services for building energy management.

Wiki

Based on the whole set of information, the wiki displays the cheapest tariffs available for the various time periods relevant to you. It also shows you how the tariffs compare to the wholesale prices.

We invite your business or organisation to anonymously contribute information about your electricity tariffs. This will be for either half hour or non-half hour metered electricity supplies and can be present, past or future tariffs, offered and/or accepted.

The data will also be used for academic research on the market breakdown in commercial electricity supply. Our aim is for this research to benefit those users on commercial tariffs.

There is an open discussion forum here

Your contribution

Your contribution is anonymous and your comments will not be displayed in the results. Please leave blank fields you are unable to complete. Enquiries can be emailed to russell.layberry@ouce.ox.ac.uk with 'tariffs' in the subject line.