ScottishPower Business Tariffs, Prices & Reviews (2025 Rates)
About ScottishPower Business
ScottishPower is part of the Iberdrola Group, which operates in over 35 countries and provides electricity and gas to UK businesses. Your business could benefit from ScottishPower's energy-saving advice helpline (24 hours a day), online account management and a UK-based customer services team who'll always answer any questions or concerns.ScottishPower Business Tariffs
ScottishPower Business has a range of energy plans to suit your business needs:
These plans are:
- Standard Business Tariff - is a competitive fixed-term contract from 1 to 3 years with a fixed price element and variable costs based on energy industry charges.
- Renewable Business Tariff - offers 100% verified renewable electricity with fixed and variable cost elements backed with certified Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs).
- Standard Variable - provides a flexible tariff with variable prices, allowing movement to a new product at any time without exit fees.
- Deemed Tariff - The default product for new premises without a contract, featuring variable pricing and the option to switch to a fixed-term product.
ScottishPower Business Deemed Rates
You’ll be on a deemed rates plan if you have moved your business and use gas and electricity without a contract. Your energy company may also put your business on the same plan if you keep using energy even after your current deal has expired or ended by yourself or the company.
ScottishPower Business Electricity Deemed Rates
| Standing charge (pence/day) | Unit rate (pence/kWh) | |
| Standard (London area) | 109.78 | 27.92 |
| Economy 7 | 109.78 | 27.99 |
| Off Peak | 17.00 | 20.74 |
ScottishPower Business Gas Deemed Rates
| Standing charge (pence/day) | Unit rate (pence/kWh) | |
| Small Business (London area) | 150.00 | 8.85 |
Source: https://www.scottishpower.co.uk/small-business/gas-electricity-tariffs
Prices shown are exclusive of VAT and CCL.
Last Updated: 29/1/25
ScottishPower Business Reviews (4.3/5)
ScottishPower is rated 4.3 / 5 on TrustPilot.ScottishPower's TrustPilot rating is 4.3 which is above the average rating for all of the energy suppliers we have compared.
TrustPilot is a leading customer reviews platform. Some energy suppliers do not have business profiles, so in those cases, ratings have been taken from their consumer profiles. We have filtered the latest reviews by ‘business’ to display the most relevant business-to-business customer feedback.
Check out one of their latest business-related reviews below:
They sent me two invoices with two different account numbers, addressed to "Owner Occupier", one for £4.8K! The other one was for over £2000 (These invoices were for one month and about 20 days of very low consumption).
I contacted them and sent the information in good faith; they sent the file to collections! They didn't know it was for dual power. They didn't know it was a business address. They still don't seem to know the name of the previous "Owner Occupier". I have had to explain the same story repeatedly to at least 11 or 12 different CS agents. I have lost HOURS on end. Avoid this company like the plague!“
ScottishPower Fuel Mix (%)
The table displays the most recent fuel mix (%) of ScottishPower. Fuel mix is the ratio of energy sources suppliers use to generate electricity.
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| Coal | Gas | Nuclear | Renewables | Other |
| 6.00% | 59.00% | 1.00% | 29.00% | 5.00% |
Source: https://electricityinfo.org/fuel-mix-of-uk-domestic-electricity-suppliers/
How does their renewable energy mix compare to the UK average?
ScottishPower has a renewable fuel mix -30% lower than the UK average.
ScottishPower Business Latest News
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The UK's first Green parliamentarian writes to voters in Edinburgh asking them to support Labour.Scottish party leaders clash on cost-of-living and NHS
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John Swinney, Anas Sarwar, Douglas Ross, Alex Cole-Hamilton and Lorna Slater took part in BBC Scotland's debate.