Of course not. So why would you let us estimate your bills each month?
At Dyce Energy we want to charge you for the energy that your business uses and not a penny more.
The ideal time to submit your meter reading is the last working day of the month, as we begin our billing process at the start of each new month.
Just download our app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store to effortlessly submit your readings right from your tablet or smartphone
Just head over to our customer portal - Your Energy Online - and handle it online. Registering and managing your account is a cinch!
If you have any issues submitting your meter readings via our customer portal, get in touch with the team. We understand every customer is unique, especially when it comes to meter readings.
We understand that your expertise lies in your business, not in deciphering energy meters.
Here are some helpful hints and tips to make it easier for you.
We only need the numbers in the black bit.
Ignore the digits in red.
Your account number should be in the top right-hand corner of your energy bill on the first page – it’s also available in Your Energy Online, your dedicated online account.
You can locate your Meter Point Reference Number (gas) or Meter Point Administration Number (electric) on your energy bill.
It’s usually on the second page of the bill and you may have more than one meter per bill.
Need further assistance? Absolutely no problem. Feel free to reach out to the Dyce Energy Team.
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