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Want your small business energy supplier to be EDF? Here's what to do when you move premises
1. Moving into a business premises already supplied by EDF?
Welcome to EDF - it's great to have you. To start the change over to your EDF business account, we need you to call our business moving team to set you up.
Before making that call make sure you have to hand;
a valid lease or tenancy agreement
management agreement or solicitors letter
or the completion statement if you've bought the premises
Please also have to hand before you call us;
any forwarding address for the previous owner/tenant/landlord (if available)
We may ask you to provide additional supporting documentation like;
a photo of the meter at your premises
your public or employer liability insurance
or a business rates letter
a valid Land Registration document
tenancy agreement
- management agreement and/or solicitors letter
At the earliest opportunity please contact us on 0333 009 7115(1) and we'll be able to assist you with your business move-in.
2. EDF doesn’t supply my new premises but I want to switch to you
If you're moving into new premises that aren’t supplied by EDF, you can get a new quote from us in 60 seconds. Our cheapest prices are available online. As one of the largest suppliers of energy to UK businesses, we're confident we have something to suit your business needs.
All we need to know is your postcode + energy consumption.
If you're moving in or moving out
Call us on: 0333 009 7115(1)
Need more help? Check out our business move FAQs
Moving out of an EDF supplied business premises?
Take note of your final meter reading once you've moved out, or when your lease agreement ends. This should be taken on the date you're no longer responsible for the premises.
You may be asked to verify the change of responsibility with documentation such as a valid lease or tenancy agreement/surrender of lease document, management agreement or solicitors letter, or your completion statement if you've sold the property. Please have these available when you contact us.
You may also be asked to provide additional supporting documentation, such as a photo of the meter, public or employer liability insurance, or a business rates letter.
Take note of your final meter reading once you've moved out, or when your lease agreement ends (when you're no longer responsible)
You may be asked to verify the change of responsibility with documentation such as a valid Land Registration, tenancy agreement, management agreement or solicitors letter.
If your EDF business account is in credit when you move out of your premises
You may find that your EDF account is in credit as you've consumed less business energy than we've estimated once billed. You can simply request any credit owned back in a few steps.
Submit your meter reading in seconds, anytime
As long as you have your account number and postcode, you can submit your meter reading.
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