Our goal is to purchase 100% Green Energy for 100% of our clients.
Energy auctions put the power back in your hands. Instead of chasing quotes, suppliers compete in real time to win your business, driving prices down with every bid. As margins shrink and competition rises, you get transparent, market-driven rates and a faster, more efficient procurement process.
We invite specific suppliers to bid on your business energy needs.
Let suppliers bid for your business with an online reverse auction.
Quotations & contracts are compared and accepted online.
Watch energy suppliers compete for your business in real time. Our reverse energy auction drives prices down, delivers transparent, market-driven rates, and ensures you get the best value , fast, simple, and hassle-free.
We start by collecting initial quotes from qualified energy suppliers based on your usage and contract needs. This ensures suppliers understand your requirements, setting the stage for a competitive auction that drives savings and delivers the best value.
Once quotations are received, you, the suppliers, and our team gain access to our secure online bidding platform. During the live auction period, suppliers can adjust their pricing in real time to offer more competitive rates.
When the auction ends, bidding automatically closes, and all final offers are securely recorded for your review. You can then compare each supplier’s proposal side by side, evaluating not just price but contract terms and value-added features. This transparent process ensures you make an informed decision and select the energy supplier that offers the best overall value for your business.
Together, we evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each offer, considering not just pricing, but also contract terms, supplier reputation, reliability, and service quality. This collaborative review ensures you fully understand your options and can confidently choose the supplier that delivers the best overall value for your business.
A group purchasing program gives individual clients improved purchasing power. This enables them to receive a better wholesale market price for their energy while also receiving a wider range of services from the supplier. Being part of a group like this can also provide benefits such as negotiating 100% Green Energy contracts at a cost neutral rate compared to Brown Energy. As a result Corporate Social Responsibility is improved.
Pass-Through contracts have a fixed price for the wholesale energy. However, any third party charges from the government are passed straight through to the customer. Suppliers pass the charges on instead of building them into the unit rate. These contracts can be cheaper than a fully fixed contract but carry the risk of charges increasing and the overall price going up.
Fully-Fixed energy contracts offer customers absolute budget certainty. All government and third party charges are built into the unit rate which remains the same throughout the length of the contract. This offers a level of security and certainty to clients who like to budget in advance.
Some Energy Suppliers offer contracts that can have an element of flexibility. Once the contract has started and been live for the required initial period we can ask for a “Blend and Extend Price“ should the energy market see a significant decrease. Increasing the length of a contract by another 12 or 24 months in these circumstances means we can secure cheaper prices. This allows the client to benefit from a falling market.
We actively encourage our clients to become more environmentally friendly by going green. This can offer a positive effect for their businesses in many ways. This includes helping to fight climate change as well as showing business commitment to helping the environment.
Suppliers or customers offer us the “best price ” we can do this work on the clients behalf. We then use the “best price” as a bench mark and filter out the top 5 suppliers on price and terms . We then offer each supplier the opportunity to view an online auction and interaction with the quoting process. Suppliers bidding for the business rather than suppliers.