Moving Premises
What you need to know if you are moving into an npower Business Solutions (nBS) supplied property, would like to take us with you to a new property, or are expanding your number of premises

Notify us of a move
As soon as you know you will be moving out, please get in touch so we can update our records and find out who will take over responsibility for the energy supply.
If you do not have all the information needed to complete the form, then please get in touch.
Take us with you - if you are moving your business to a new premises, we can discuss the best contract options for you.
Moving into an nBS supplied property
Contact us as soon as you know
If you are moving into an nBS supplied property, please inform us as soon as possible so we can set up your contract promptly.
To start the process, please get in touch with our Business Movers Team.
If we are supplying energy to your new premises without a contract, then our deemed rates will automatically apply. Deemed rates are typically more expensive than contract rates – because we cannot predict supply volume or timescale – and may be affected by changes in the wholesale energy market.
Read more about our Deemed and Default rates
Expanding your business
If you are expanding your business and taking on new premises while keeping your existing sites, then contact us to discuss the best way to manage this expansion to make sure you retain your current contract terms.

Connections and metering
We can help if your new premises needs a new electrical or gas connection, a different type of supply or new metering.
Visiting your premises
We may need to visit your premises from time to time to meet our obligations as a supplier.
We may need to carry out work, to speak to you, or to get information about your meter or supply, for example.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to do if I’m moving in or out of a business premises?
To make it as seamless as possible, please let us know in advance or as close to the moving date as possible. You can do this by completing our change of occupancy form, which will ensure we have all the information we need to process your move in a timely manner.
Once you have submitted the form, we will send you confirmation by email to let you know we have received the request.
Do I need to provide nBS with any information about the change of occupier?
Everything you need to provide is covered in our online form, in which you will be asked to detail the following:
· Your Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN) or Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN) which can be found on your invoice
· Incoming customer details, as we will need to contact the incoming customer about their energy supply
· Forwarding address, so that we can send you your final invoice once the account is closed
· We also advise that you provide a final meter reading, as this will help ensure an accurate final invoice if your meter is manually read. However, if you cannot provide this, we can estimate your final invoice
We may also require some supporting documents depending on your circumstances, such as:
· Business rates
· Lease agreement
· Official solicitors’ letter
What happens if I am late notifying nBS that I have moved out of the premises and can’t provide additional documents?
A. If you do delay notifying us of a change of occupier, this can lead to you being invoiced for consumption that you are not responsible for, create unnecessary queries at a later stage, and prompt the need for further documentation as proof of the change of occupier.
What happens if I don’t agree with the change of occupier date provided by the other occupier?
It is the responsibility of both incoming and outgoing parties to agree a changeover date. If an agreement cannot be reached, we will ask for additional documentation to support any dispute, such as a lease agreement or solicitors’ letter. If an agreement cannot be reached or a date proved, then this is a third party dispute and the change of occupier request will not be completed.
Why I am still receiving invoices when I have moved out of the business premises
If you are still receiving invoices, this could be due to nBS having not been notified of the move. If you haven’t been in contact with nBS, then please complete our online form and we will process your submission as quickly as possible.