RYBEDA Group

30/10/2026

30/10/2026

Ghosted by your energy broker?

Signed the deal, then never heard from them again?

You’re not the only one. We hear it from hotels, care homes and sports clubs every week.

The problem shows up at renewal. Nobody flags the date, the contract rolls over, and you end up paying more than you need to.

With Rybeda you get one named specialist who stays in touch, tells you how we’re paid upfront, and compares 26 gas and electricity suppliers for you.

No ghosts. No tricks.

Start your free energy health check. (link in profile)

29/10/2026

Every venue in a hospitality group has its own trading peaks.

Energy use rises and falls with trading. Contracts rarely move with it, and end dates rarely line up across sites.

If you run more than one venue, start here:

1. List every site and its contract end date.
2. Mark each site's busiest trading months.
3. Check whether any renewal falls in the middle of a peak.

Renewing in a rush during peak trading is a poor time to compare options.

If you want help lining the dates up, book a call. Link in profile.

27/10/2026

Energy prices have now risen four weeks in a row.

12 month gas is at its highest since December 2022. Power is at its highest since February 2023. And forecasters expect colder weather from the end of this month, on top of European gas storage that is well below normal for the time of year.

If you run a care home, hotel, restaurant or sports club, winter means more heating and lighting. That puts more weight on your contract terms.

Ask yourself three things today:

- When does my contract end?
- How much of my cost moves with the wholesale market?
- What happens to my budget if prices stay here through winter?

Our latest market update explains what is driving prices and what it means for your business. Read it on our website now. Link in profile.

25/10/2026

Most businesses have never had their energy properly reviewed.

Not just the rate. The whole picture. Contract exposure, billing accuracy, and how much control you actually have over your costs.

Our free Business Energy Health Check covers all of it.

Two minutes. No obligation. Immediate results.

We have helped UK businesses identify an average of at least £6,500 in avoidable annual spend.

Link in profile to start yours now.

24/10/2026

New to business energy or just want to keep on top of it. Our blog is there either way.

We write about the things that actually change what you pay. Renewal traps, billing errors, standing charges, and what's happening in the market right now.

• Written in plain English
• Real questions businesses ask us, answered properly
• New posts added regularly

Have a read of the blog this week and see what's changed.

Link in profile.

22/10/2026

Every venue in a hospitality group has its own trading peaks.

Energy use rises and falls with trading. Contracts rarely move with it, and end dates rarely line up across sites.

If you run more than one venue, start here:

1. List every site and its contract end date.
2. Mark each site's busiest trading months.
3. Check whether any renewal falls in the middle of a peak.

Renewing in a rush during peak trading is a poor time to compare options.

If you want help lining the dates up, book a call & talk to one of our energy specialists now.

21/10/2026

When did you last check your energy contract end date?

This week, 12 month gas prices hit their highest level since December 2022. Power is at its highest since spring 2023.

An outage at a Norwegian gas plant cut supply to Britain, Gulf LNG remains restricted and European gas storage is the lowest it has been for mid October in more than a decade.

If you run a care home, hotel, restaurant or sports club, winter usually means more heating and lighting. That makes your contract terms matter more than usual right now.

Three questions worth asking today:

When does my contract end?
How much of my cost moves with the wholesale market?
What happens to my budget if prices stay here through winter?

Read this week’s full update on our blog (link in profule), or take the Business Energy Health Check to see where you stand before winter.