Business gas comparison

When it comes to business gas, the size of your business can be determined by the amount of gas it uses. 

To give you an idea of how much your business should pay for gas, here are the latest business gas prices per kWh and standing charges for April 2026. We've also included average annual bill size to help you compare.

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It can be easy to lose track of who supplies your business gas, especially if you're on a three-year fix and don't need to think about things until your contract is up for renewal.

Checking your latest bill or emails is the simplest way to find out who your supplier is, or you can call the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 6081524 or use the Find My Supplier website. If using either of these services, you'll need to have your meter point reference number (MPRN) to hand. Learn more in our guide to MPAN and MPRN numbers.

If you've switched with Bionic, you can give us a call, and we'll let you know who your current supplier is and compare quotes for your next contract if the time is right. At Bionic, we work with a panel of business gas suppliers, including:

_{Note: Prices are correct as of April,  2026. Rates and bill size may vary according to your meter type and business location. The prices you’re quoted may be different from the averages shown. The figures shown are unit rates and standing charges received by Bionic from our panel of suppliers from April 1 to April 6, 2026, based on an average gas consumption of 22,223 kWh per year and an average electricity consumption of 9,234 kWh per year.}

We can also compare rates from other suppliers not listed above, including Crown Gas & Power, SSE, Corona, Engie, npower Business Services, and more.

If you can't find a recent gas bill, you can find out who your supplier is at the Meter Point Administration Service online search tool. Enter your address, and it should let you know who currently supplies your gas. 

You can also call the meter number helpline on 0870 608 1524. Provide your postcode and the first line of your address, and they'll tell you who your gas supplier is. This nationwide helpline costs 7p per minute.

If your business uses more than 65,000 kWh of gas a year, suppliers will classify you as a large business and handle your supply differently. To find out more, check out our guide to large business energy.