To help keep your non-profit organisation running efficiently, it is important to understand where you are overspending on your energy bills.
At Tariff.com, we are committed to helping non-profit organisations access utility services through approved suppliers that can meet their financial or environmental goals.
Non-profit organisations have more important things to worry about then their utility bills. At Tariff.com, we help any charities, however big or small, get the industry-leading advice and guidance that leads to better suited utility tariffs.
Our expert team will work closely with you to build a comprehensive picture of your utilities consumption and match you with the suppliers most able to help you meet your core objectives.
In non-profit organisations, losing control of utility bills can mean losing control of business charities. Tariff.com has become a trusted partner to countless non-profit businesses, ensuring they never overpay for gas, electricity, or water while supporting their journey towards net-zero.
Following exhaustive analyses of your current and historic bills, we will use our independent status to examine the entire market and connect you to the suppliers that can offer you the best possible deals.
Real change can never occur when people feel pressured into making it. At Tariff.com, we believe in the power of encouragement and support, and the inspiration that comes from seeing small steps deliver big outcomes.
Through a combination of comprehensive business analyses, expert advice, and exhaustive market research, we will strengthen your enterprise with best-fit utility tariffs that drive down costs and, should you wish, clear the path towards a carbon neutral future.
With the effects of climate change becoming increasingly harder to ignore, non-profit organisations have a duty to act. At Tariff.com, we’ve made it our mission to empower you and your organisation to take action against climate change:
We’ll measure the carbon footprint and environmental impact of your non-profit organisation.
We’ll help you set achievable targets to tackle your emissions and start your net-zero journey.
We’ll help reduce your energy consumption and switch you over to a green energy tariff.
We’ll recommend options to offset your remaining emissions e.g. carbon credits or environmental projects.
We’ll measure the results of these changes and help you share this success with the general public.
At Tariff.com, we empower non-profit organisations to take control of their energy usage and utility bills. Whether you’re looking to reduce your energy consumption, switch suppliers or decrease your carbon footprint, the Tariff team is here to support you.
An energy audit can be a great way of measuring your organisation’s energy efficiency. It can also help to highlight any areas where energy is wasted. If you’re looking to reduce your energy usage, an energy audit should be the first thing your non-profit organisation considers.
Yes, as a non-household premises, your non-profit organisation is eligible to switch water suppliers.
Charities should only pay 5% for gas and electricity that’s used for ‘non-business ’purposes. Charity organisations are also exempt from the Climate Change Levy (CCL) which should reduce energy bills by 5%.
At Tariff.com, we believe that no business should overpay for basic utilities. We compare all available tariffs to find you the best deal on your business utilities. By switching water suppliers with us, you could reduce your business water bills by around 5-10%.
As the effects of climate change become increasingly harder to ignore, businesses and non-profit organisations have a duty to do their bit for the planet. Switching to a renewable energy tariff can help to significantly decrease your carbon footprint.
If you’re looking to measure your carbon footprint, Tariff.com can help. Our consultants can carry out a carbon audit of your non-profit organisation. We can also install Ipsum software across your business so you can monitor your carbon emissions in real-time.
The UK Government has committed to reaching a net-zero target by 2050. Non-profit organisations can support this target by setting and reaching their own net-zero commitments.
Charities could save 20% on their fuel bills by making some small changes to the way they operate. Better for the planet and your wallet!
