Check your latest Pozitive Energy bill. If your contract ended and you didn't actively choose a new one, you're likely on their deemed/out-of-contract rates. You can also log into your Pozitive Energy account online or contact their customer service to confirm your tariff status.

Absolutely! Being on out-of-contract rates means you're free to switch anytime with no exit fees or penalties. The switching process typically takes 2–5 days, and your energy supply continues uninterrupted throughout. Your electricity and gas flows through the same National Grid, so you'll have no break in service.

Most businesses save 20-50% when switching from out-of-contract rates to a fixed contract. In exceptional cases, savings can reach 70%+. For a typical business, this translates to £1,000–£8,000+ per year. Exact savings depend on your consumption, meter type, location, and current market rates. Get a live quote to see your personalised savings.

Pass-through charges cover the costs that suppliers incur but don't directly control: distribution network charges (for local power lines), transmission charges (for National Grid), capacity charges (for maintaining your supply capacity), and regulatory levies (government-mandated environmental/nuclear levies). These vary by region and meter type, which is why your actual standing charge is significantly higher than the base rate. Suppliers are required to pass these costs through to customers.

Pozitive Energy may have frozen their deemed rate base as a business decision, or their out-of-contract pricing may only adjust periodically. However, pass-through charges (distribution, transmission, levies) do change regularly based on DNO and wholesale market adjustments. Your total bill may increase even if the base rate stays at 35p/kWh. This is another reason to lock a fixed contract — you get full price certainty.

No, your energy supply is never interrupted when switching suppliers. The switch happens behind the scenes through the National Grid system. You'll continue receiving electricity and gas without any disruption. The only changes you'll notice are lower bills and correspondence from your new supplier instead of Pozitive Energy.

We don't charge you anything. Our service is completely free. We're paid a commission by energy suppliers, which is fully disclosed in your contract paperwork. Here's why using us makes sense: we have access to wholesale base rates that suppliers don't offer when you contact them directly. This means we can often secure better deals than you'd get going to suppliers yourself — even with our commission included. Plus, we save you the time and hassle of contacting dozens of suppliers individually.