Multi-site
Multi-site energy broker
A multi-site energy broker puts every meter a group holds on one register, brings the contract end dates together as each one expires, and tenders the whole portfolio at once. Business Savings Guru does this for electricity, gas, water and waste across England, Scotland and Wales.
- One register of every meter and contract
- End dates brought together, then one tender
- New sites added the week you take them on
What we check
The meter register
Every supply listed with its meter number, supplier, rate, end date, notice period and who holds the contract.
Out-of-contract meters
Acquired and void sites are often on deemed or out-of-contract rates. We find and fix those first.
Aligned end dates
As each contract expires we move it to a common date, so the portfolio can be bought together.
One tender
We tender the portfolio to suppliers from our panel of over 20 energy suppliers, including direct relationships with E.ON, ENGIE, SEFE Energy, SmartestEnergy, Valda Energy, EDF Energy, Corona Energy, Crown Gas & Power, Pozitive Energy and TotalEnergies. Those who quote do so on the same basis, and you compare total yearly cost.
A named account manager
Every portfolio has a named account manager. We aim to respond to enquiries within one working hour (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm).
Quotes within 48 hours
We aim to provide quotes within 48 hours of receiving the information and authority needed, depending on the complexity of your requirements.
Who this is for
Multi-site and more complex procurement is where we have particular expertise: care groups, private schools, farms and estates, hospitality groups, food retailers, manufacturers, holiday park operators, places of worship and any business with several sites. We also buy for SMEs and single sites.
How we are paid
At Business Savings Guru, we believe customers should understand how their energy broker is paid. Our commission is clearly disclosed on the energy contract you sign, so you know how BSG is remunerated before you commit. How broker fees work
Questions we are asked
Can contracts with different end dates be bought together?
Do we need a letter of authority for every site?
Do you handle water and waste for the whole group too?
Read next
- How a tender worksFive steps from letter of authority to checked first bills.
- How multi-site businesses cut energy costsHow UK multi-site businesses cut energy costs: align contract end dates, buy as one portfolio, check every meter and remove charges you should not pay.
- How energy brokers are paid, explained openlyHow UK business energy brokers are paid: commission built into your rates, fixed fees, what Ofgem requires suppliers to disclose and what to ask.
